Webinar Recording: The Landscape of Hepatitis B in the U.S.

Mar 22, 2019 | Kim Rodgers

NACCHO and the Hep B United coalition recently hosted a webinar on The Landscape of Hepatitis B in the U.S. View the video recording and see the presentation materials below:

PRESENTATION SLIDES
The Landscape of Hepatitis B in the U.S.; Sierra Pellechio (HBF) and Michelle Cantu (NACCHO)

HANDOUTS
Local Approaches to Preventing Eliminating Hepatitis B Webinar Series
NACCHO HBV Vaccination Toolkit
About the Hepatitis B Foundation 
Hep B United Overview and Local Members
Hep B Fast Facts 
Fact Sheet: Understanding Your HBV Blood Tests

This webinar is part of a three-part series, Local Approaches to Preventing and Eliminating Hepatitis B, to provide HBV information for health departments. 

For the latest hepatitis B news, resources, and upcoming events, please visit www.hepb.org and www.hepbunited.org. For more information about NACCHO including hepatitis B resources for health departments, please visit www.naccho.org.

About Kim Rodgers

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Kim Rodgers was formerly the Communications Manager at NACCHO.

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