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Welcome to HCSP hepatitis B Fact Sheet
Web page. The three different types of fact sheets are geared towards
different audiences depending on their need or requirement for information.
The Fact Sheets range from short, easy to understand, but relevant
information to the more technical aspects of hepatitis B.
Hepatitis
B
Easy B's (English)
Hepatitis B Basics
HBV Fact Series (English)
Guides
A Basic Guide to Hepatitis B
A Guide to Hepatitis and Disability
General Information
A Simple Guide to Reading an Abstract
Frequently Asked Questions about Hepatitis B
Hepatitis A: What You Need to Know
HIV and Hepatitis Coinfections: Management and Treatment Guidelines,
by Raymond M. Johnson, MD, PhD.
• Physicians click here
• Patients click here
Easy
B's
General Information
Acute Hepatitis B
Chronic Hepatitis B
What is Hepatitis A?
What is Hepatitis B?
HBV - HCV Coinfection
100 Infants
100 Adults
The Liver
Whom Should I Tell?
Diagnostic Tools & Markers
What Is AFP?
What Is Alt?
What Do
Antigens & Antibodies Mean?
HBeAg-Negative Hepatitis B
What Is the "e" antigen
(HBeAG)?
What is an HBV Genotype?
Liver Biopsy
What is HBV Viral Load?
Disease Management
Hepatitis B and Alcohol
What is Cirrhosis?
Diet
Feeling Tired
Liver Cancer
Staying Healthy
Top 10 Healthy Habits
Herbs
The Immune System
Natural and Alternative Medicine
Sleep
Vibrio
Transmission/Prevention
Gay Men, Sex & HBV
Hygiene Items & HBV
HBV Transmission and Prevention
Mother-to-Child Transmission
Needle Exchange
Piercing & HBV
Sex and Hepatitis B
Tattoos
Hepatitis & Tattoos Website
Treatment
Hepatitis B Treatment
What Are Antivirals?
What Is Pegylated Interferon?
Help with Medicines
Medication Guide
Taking HBV Medicines
Hepatitis B Basics Series
Antigen and Antibody Tests
Liver Biopsy
HBV Drug Resistance
HBV and Tattoos
Monitoring HBV
Patient Assistance Programs
Pegylated Interferon: Managing Side Effects
What Are Fibrosis and Cirrhosis?
HBV Fact Series
General Information
HBV: What is Acute Hepatitis B?
Hepatitis B: The Basics
Stress and the Liver
Testing Positive for Hepatitis
B: Now What?
Diagnostic Tests
HBV: How to Interpret (and
Understand) Your Liver Tests
HBV:
How to Interpret Hepatitis B Antibody & Viral Tests
HBV: Liver
Biopsy
HBV: Grading and Staging a Liver
Biopsy
What Is HBV DNA and How Is It Measured?
Education and Support
When to Disclose Your HBV
Infection
How to Tell Children They Have
Hepatitis
Getting Disability Benefits under Social Security
HBV Disease Management
How Frequently to Monitor Your
Hepatitis B
HBV Transmission / Prevention
HBV:
Preventing Hepatitis B at Home and in Personal Care Settings
HBV:
Preventing Mother-to-Child Hepatitis B Infection What Are the Occupational Risks
of Hepatitis B?
HBV Treatment
How to Evaluate a Clinical Trial
Managing HBV Treatment Side Effects What Happens When Drug Resistance Develops?
When Is Treatment Needed? Which Hepatitis B Drug Treatment to Use First Pregnancy Drug Categories
Reporting Drug Side Effects
Tips for Lowering Prescription Drug Costs
Package Inserts
Baraclude (entecavir) Package Insert
Hepsera (adefovir) Package Insert
Intron A Package Insert
Lamivudine (epivir) Package Insert
Pegasys Package Insert
Tyzeka (telbivudine) Package Insert
Viread (tenofovir) Package Insert
AASLD PRACTICE GUIDELINES
Chronic Hepatitis B: Update 2009
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