Items tagged 'Hepatitis C'

World Hepatitis Day is a reminder that hepatitis C and liver health remain important issues for our community.
This week the Senate voted to establish an Inquiry into Australia’s infected blood scandal, and the circumstances through which Australians acquired bloodborne viruses (BBVs), including HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis C, through infected blood products in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s
Support is needed now for Australians with bleeding disorders infected by hepatitis C
The ABC Australian Story has asked HFA to comment on some questions relating to the ‘Infected Blood’ story to be aired on Monday 10 August 2026
The Getting Older session highlighted staying active, cardiovascular health, HIV, hepatitis C and liver health, future needs and comprehensive care.
HFA's hepatitis C advocacy for our bleeding disorders community aims to address ongoing impacts: recognition and financial and support needs.
On World Hepatitis Day 28 July 2025 we come together globally to share the message It’s time for action on hepatitis C and liver health.
So much is happening and changing very quickly - hepatitis C, women and girls, the conference and new therapies.
It is a great start to 2025. HFA has hit the ground running, with new initiatives as well as World Haemophilia Day and the Conference coming up this year.

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