30 November, Virtual Conference. We discuss how we can improve the data situation in Switzerland regarding hepatitis B and C. And what policy-makers need in order to make the right decisions for public health based on evidence. The Swiss Hepatitis Symposium is being conducted online this year. Click here for the access link.
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Our campaign "Hepatitis C is deadly but curable" is entering the next round. The campaign calls for people who have been at risk of infection to be tested.
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Our vision is the elimination of viral hepatitis in Switzerland. All activities of the Swiss Hepatitis Association are committed to this goal. Elimination means a 95% reduction in new infections, mortality rates, liver transplants and liver cancer due to viral hepatitis.
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HepCare aims to ensure that more people with chronic hepatitis C have access to treatment. Although hepatitis C has been curable for a few years, one third of those affected have not been tested. And many of those diagnosed are still not cured. Basic health care providers play a key role in this process.
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If you are diagnosed with viral hepatitis, there is no reason to panic. As long as the disease is not advanced, you can lead a normal life. It is important that you find out about your disease.
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What is hepatitis B? Against which hepatitis viruses does a vaccination protect? Is hepatitis C curable today? What are the symptoms of hepatitis? These and more information can be found here.
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We would be very pleased if you would support us in our efforts to maintain the Swiss competence network in the field of viral hepatitis and thus make progress in the prevention and treatment of people with hepatitis. We are still looking for donors to implement the ambitious project of a Swiss hepatitis strategy.
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