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DAP Health Encourages Testing, Vaccination, and Awareness for World Hepatitis Day

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NBC Palm SpringsDAP Health Encourages Testing, Vaccination, and Awareness for World Hepatitis Daynbcpalmsprings.com
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World Hepatitis Day on July 28 is an opportunity to raise awareness about viral hepatitis and the serious health consequences these infections can cause when left untreated.Hepatitis B and C are among the most significant forms of viral hepatitis because they can become chronic infections that damage the liver over time. Untreated infections may lead to cirrhosis, liver failure, liver cancer, and death.One of the greatest challenges in combating hepatitis is that many people experience few or no symptoms during the early stages of infection. As a result, individuals may unknowingly live with hepatitis for decades before receiving a diagnosis.Fortunately, hepatitis B is preventable through vaccination, and hepatitis C can now be cured with highly effective medications.DAP Health encourages community members to learn their hepatitis status through screening, discuss vaccination with their health care providers, and seek treatment when appropriate.About Hepatitis Services at DAP Health• Hepatitis screening and testing• Hepatitis B vaccination• Hepatitis treatment and management• Infectious disease specialty care• Harm reduction services• Primary care services• Integrated pharmacy services• Care regardless of ability to payCore MessageHepatitis B is preventable. Hepatitis C is curable. Both can cause life-threatening liver disease if left untreated. Getting vaccinated, getting tested, and getting connected to care can save lives. To learn more, visit DAPHealth.org. For more Coachella Valley News visit NBCPalmSprings.com

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