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Hepatitis B is a disease of the liver caused by the hepatitis B virus. ... Details >

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

This site provides an on-line form to subscribe for free to the newsletter. The B News brings the most up-to-date hepatitis B information to individuals around the world, highlights new research and ... Details >

Hepatitis B Foundation  

The single most important test to identify whether the individual is a hepatitis B carrier is a blood test for the hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg). ... Details >

Asian Liver Center at Stanford University  

Answers to frequently asked questions about Hepatitis B from parents with adopted children.... Details >

Immunization Action Coalition  

This national directory is provided as a service by the Hepatitis B Foundation for use by patients and their families. Users may select a state name to find liver specialists skilled in treating Hepat... Details >

Hepatitis B Foundation  

This page presents a chart of information for specific medicines approved by the FDA for Hepatitis B Virus; includes their brand name, respective schedule information and more.... Details >

Hepatitis B Foundation  

Also available in: Chinese-Traditional  Hmong  Khmer/Cambodian  Korean  Laotian  Vietnamese   

This brochure describes what hepatitis B is and how teens contract it. Symptoms and prevention are also covered.... Details >

Immunization Action Coalition  

This forum contains presentations given by experts in the field of hepatitis B. ... Details >

Hepatitis B Foundation  

Provides information on the difference between Hepatitis A, B, and C.... Details >

Immunization Action Coalition  

Also available in: Chinese-Traditional  Korean   

Describes steps Asian Americans can take to get screened and treated for hepatitis B.... Details >

Asian Liver Center at Stanford University  

Hepatitis B disease is a global public health problem. The reach of the disease is worldwide; high endemicity is reported in Africa, Eastern Europe, South America, the eastern Mediterranean region, so... Details >

Children's Vaccine Program  

Hepatits B is a disease that is caused by a virus. This virus is common in many parts of the world includilng Asia and the Pacific Islands.... Details >

Immunization Action Coalition  

Take this short true-false quiz to test your knowledge of hepatitis B. ... Details >

Asian Liver Center at Stanford University  

Rates of Hepatitis B.... Details >

Asian Liver Center at Stanford University  

Also available in: Chinese-Traditional  Hmong  Japanese  Khmer/Cambodian  Korean  Laotian  Samoan  Spanish  Thai  Vietnamese   

Hepatitis B virus is spread through contact with the blood and body fluids of an infected person.... Details >

Immunization Action Coalition  

This site provides important information related to Hepatitis B and pregnant women; includes questions to ask the doctor, tests, vaccination, breast feeding, labor and delivery guidelines, and more. ... Details >

Hepatitis B Foundation  

This site provides basic information about hepatitis A, B, & C. It includes the risks, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and how it can be prevented.... Details >

Hepatitis Foundation International  

Also available in: Spanish 

This web site is a one-stop shopping center for information about Hepatitis, from A to E. Includes fact sheets, pamphlets, surveillance reports, FAQ's, screening and testing guidelines, MMWR recommend... Details >

Division of Viral Hepatitis, National Center for Infectious Diseases

Also available in: Spanish 

This web site provides access to information about Hepatitis B for both health professionals and the lay public. Clinical features, transmission, the Hepatitis B vaccine, and risk groups are among th... Details >

Division of Viral Hepatitis, National Center for Infectious Diseases

If your hepatitis B surface antigen (HBsAg) is positive, you are a hepatitis B carrier and have chronic hepatitis B. Although many hepatitis B carriers have no symptoms and feel "healthy," they still ... Details >

Asian Liver Center at Stanford University