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  • Hepatitis C and hepatitis B are preventable blood borne viruses.
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About Us – Hepatitis ACT

Hepatitis ACT is the ACT’s community hepatitis organisation. We work to help prevent hepatitis transmission in our community and reduce the impacts for people affected. This website provides information about viral hepatitis and the programs, resources and supports available to the ACT community. For information about hepatitis or any of our services, contact us.

Notice Board/Latest News

  • The 7th International Symposium on Hepatitis Care in Substance Users (INHSU 2018)
  • World Hepatitis Day 2018 “New opportunities and challenges in the elimination of viral hepatitis in the ACT”
  • EVIDENCE MOUNTS THAT A NEEDLE & SYRINGE PROGRAM MUST BE PART OF OUR RESPONSE TO DRUGS IN CANBERRA’S PRISON
  • Hepatitis C Direct Acting Antiviral Treatment Rates are ‘Tanking’
  • Shine a Spotlight on Liver Disease for World Cancer Day

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