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Hep C is curable. Get tested, get treated, get cured. Testing, treatment, and awareness save lives. We’re working to expand access, reduce stigma, and connect people to care. Together We Can End Hep C. Find services: nyc.gov/health/map

Hep B can cause serious liver damage, and many people rarely show symptoms.Getting tested is the only way to know for sure. Talk to your provider about testing or vaccination.Protect your liver health.Find resources: nyc.gov/health/map

Today is #NationalHepatitisTestingDay, a day to raise awareness of hepatitis B and hepatitis C and encourage everyone to learn their status. Search the NYC Health Map to find free or low-costing test near you: on.nyc.gov/hepatitis Hep Free NYC

Getting tested for Hep B is a simple, important step toward protecting your liver and staying well. Early detection can make a big difference. Your health matters. Find resources: nyc.gov/health/map

Your story holds power. By sharing your experience with liver cancer, you can inspire others, raise awareness, break down stigma, and influence health and research policies. Learn more and share your story at surveymonkey.com/r/justBliverca… 💜

Protect your liver. Protect your health. Hep B and C can be managed with the right care and awareness. Small steps like testing and harm reduction make a big impact. Take charge of your liver health. Find services: nyc.gov/health/map

#HepatitisB is spread through contact with blood or body fluids, such as during childbirth, through unprotected sex, sharing needles, or even sharing razors or toothbrushes. Learn more at hepb.org/prevention-and…💛

Early detection can prevent liver cancer. Hep B and C rarely show symptoms but can cause serious liver damage over time. Getting tested is a step toward protecting your health. Find resources: nyc.gov/health/map

Hep C is curable but you have to know your status first. Testing is quick, easy, and just a finger prick away. Take the first step toward treatment and a healthier future. Visit nyc.gov/health/HepC to learn more and get tested. Early detection can make all the difference.

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The Hep A vaccine is essential if you work in food service, are traveling, or have close contact with others. It’s especially dangerous for those with liver disease or weakened immune systems. Find a vaccine site at nyc.gov/health/map or call 311 for more information.

Get Tested. Get Treated. Get Cured. Hep C rarely shows symptoms but can cause serious liver damage over time. Early testing leads to early treatment and Hep C is curable. Take control of your health. Find services: nyc.gov/health/map

The Hep B vaccine is recommended for all ages from infants to adults 59, and adults 60 and older with risk factors. Hep B can lead to chronic liver disease and liver cancer. Vaccination protects your long-term health. Learn more: nyc.gov/health/HepB.

Happy International Children’s Day! Protect the children in your life from #hepatitisB. The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends the #hepB #vaccine for all newborns, children up to 18 years & all adults at higher risk for infection. Learn more: hepb.org/prevention-and…

Hep C is curable, and treatment is shorter, simpler, and more effective than ever. Early testing and treatment can cure the infection and protect your health and your future. Get tested. Get treated. Get cured. Visit: nyc.gov/health/HepC

Protect your liver get vaccinated against Hep A & B. Without vaccination, you're at risk for serious liver infections, damage, or even cancer. Vaccines are safe, effective, and preventable. Find a site:nyc.gov/health/Map

Innovative best practices, the latest hepatitis data, training, technical assistance, and network building all focused on preventing, managing, and treating Hep B & C in NYC. Connect with us at @HEPFREENYC to stay informed and collaborate on improving community health outcomes

Be Bold. Be Protected. Get Vaccinated for Hep B. Hep B can lead to lifelong liver disease, but it’s preventable with a safe and effective vaccine.Take control of your health protect yourself today. Find a vaccination site near you: nyc.gov/health/Map

Hepatitis B is preventable. Get tested to know your status untreated Hep B can lead to serious liver damage, liver failure, or cancer. Get vaccinated for lasting protection. Protect your health it’s in your hands. Learn more: nyc.gov/health/HepB