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World Hepatitis Day

Hepatitis Australia coordinates the national World Hepatitis Day campaign each year. Find out about World Hepatitis Day in Australia and globally.
Sidney's story

"I feel very privileged that my health has been looked after by the very best healthcare systems and specialists." Sidney shares her story of living with hep B
Hepatitis B liver monitoring video

This new video was developed in consultation with people living with hepatitis B and reflects some of their experiences with the disease. The shadow in the video was developed to personify a liver with hepatitis B asking for help.
No, you’re not being tested for hepatitis as part of a routine blood test

Hepatitis B and C are the most common blood borne viruses in Australia but testing for them is not part of normal blood tests—you generally have to ask your doctor.

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Coronavirus COVID-19 factsheet for people with hepatitis B and hepatitis C

Hepatitis Australia has put together a brief factsheet with information about the coronavirus COVID-19 for people living with hepatitis B and hepatitis C.
COVID-19

Information on the coronavirus COVID-19 for people affected by hepatitis B or hepatitis C.
Hepatitis A

Basic information about hepatitis A in Australia
Hepatitis B and relationships

Although most people get hepatitis B at birth, it can be transmitted in other ways including sex. This article contains information about how it is spreads, and how you can keep your partner safe.
A cure for hepatitis C

New highly effective medicines are now available in Australia to cure hepatitis C
What is hepatitis C?

Basic information about hepatitis C and how it can effect you.
Hepatitis B treatment

Who needs treatment for hepatitis B and what is involved.
Hepatitis B vaccination

Hepatitis B can be prevented with a safe and effective vaccine.
Accessibility
Changes to immigration health requirement a positive move for migrants with hepatitis B

21 August 2019 - Changes to the immigration health requirement will have a significant and positive impact for people with hepatitis B seeking to migrate permanently to Australia.