The NYC Hep C Task Force & Hep B Coalition created a workgroup in 2013 to address hepatitis in the Caribbean communities of NYC.
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Last Updated on January 25, 2020 by HepFree NYC
A network building capacity to prevent, manage and treat hepatitis B and C in NYC
The NYC Hep C Task Force & Hep B Coalition created a workgroup in 2013 to address hepatitis in the Caribbean communities of NYC.
Goals
Current Activities
Contact
Last Updated on January 25, 2020 by HepFree NYC
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Addressing the unique needs and wants of the healthcare community is an important task. By participating in paid surveys, patients voice their opinions and concerns regarding the future of healthcare.
In March 2020, the United States Preventive Services Task Force recommended one-time screening for hepatitis C in people aged 18-79. Simplified treatment guidance has been developed for hepatitis B and C.
SAMSHA and the CDC urges public health and substance use disorder (SUD) treatment communities to increase the number of people tested and treated for HIV and viral hepatitis.
State health departments receive less than $1 dollar in federal funding for every person living with viral hepatitis for the Viral Hepatitis Prevention Coordinator (VHPC) program.
The NYC Department of Health has noted a recent increase in reports of hepatitis A among people who use drugs, are homeless or unstably housed, or are in methadone programs in NYC. Hep A can lead to severe illness and death, particularly in people with underlying health condition...
The Albert Einstein College of Medicine Division of Substance of Abuse invites you to the Bronx Premiere of “The Fix”!
This fact sheet can be used to educate policymakers, medical providers and community members about why everyone living with hepatitis C should have access to the cure.