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WHO’s Prevention and Control of Viral Hepatitis Infection: Framework for Global Action describes the four areas of work to prevent, treat and save the lives of people infected with hepatitis through targeted regional and country-specific strategies. These strategies will help combat the disease that, despite affecting 500 million people worldwide, remains largely unknown, undiagnosed and untreated. The four strategic axis are the following: Axis 1: Raising awareness, promoting partnerships, and mobilizing resources Axis 2: Evidence-based policy and data for action Axis 3: Prevention of transmission Axis 4: Screening, care and treatment

Guide for People infected with Hepatitis C Virus.

Clinical management guide for physicians.

A guide to hepatitis C adverse event management for physicians.

The US Department of Veterans Affairs provides medical care to former US military personnel and is one of the largest providers of care to people with hepatitis C in the United States. These evidence-based guidelines include useful algorithm charts for the management of telaprevir and boceprevir-based therapy.

A website to promote safer tattooing practices; the site provides information about how to identify tattooists who are providing a safe tattooing service.

A detailed guide to liver cancer diagnosis, staging and treatments, written for patients and families. Also available in Spanish.

European expert guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of hepatocellular carcinoma.