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Hepatitis B Email Support List



THE AIM OF THE HEPATITIS B INFORMATION AND SUPPORT LIST:

We hope to provide a list where information and support regarding Hepatitis B can be shared in an atmosphere of warmth, compassion, and friendship. All affected people are welcome to join, whether they are infected or not. Subscribers are encouraged to post information to the List, to air their worries, and to offer opinions about matters that they have experienced.

LISTOWNERS:

Steve Bingham (Boise, Idaho, USA)

Steve Bingham

Sheree Martin (South Webster, Ohio, USA)

ICQ 3675144

Sheree Martin

TO SUBSCRIBE TO HB-L:

You may subscribe to Hepatitis B Information and Support (HB-L) by sending a blank email to: hepatitis-b-on@mail-list.com

FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT HB-L:

Go to HB-L's website at

HB-L's website

Also, at our website you will find information about the digest version of HB-L, our Hepatitis B Research List, and a list for parents of Hepatitis B infected children.

The Hepatitis B Information and Support List has been in existence since May, 1998, and provides invaluable resource and information to Hepatitis B patients and/or their caregivers. Our list grows daily, and includes members from all over the world, including but not limited to: China, Vietnam, Great Britain, New Zealand, Malaysia, Australia, France, Saudi Arabia, Canada, Brazil, Egypt, Indonesia, Cuba, Philippines, USA.... We have also been successful in recruiting healthcare professionals and researchers from the various countries to subscribe and provide information to the two list owners. In addition, several of the leading pharmaceutical firms have subscribed and also provide cutting edge information to the list owners.

Site Topics

  • HCV Symptoms

    You'll find links to a comprehensive symptoms list, as well as various studies and discussions about Hepatitis C symptoms.

  • Lab Tests

    What they are and what they mean. Helps you interpret & understand all the various hepatitis lab tests likely to be encountered.

  • Hepatitis C Genotypes

    Learn about Hepatitis C Genotypes and their variants.

  • Viral Load

    Provides detailed information on how to analyze and interpret viral load numbers as well as a link to a convenient Viral Load Chart.

  • What is...?

    Learn more about various Hepatitis C related topics, including HCV, Ascites, Biopsies, and much more.

  • HCV Medicines

    Numerous links to studies, info sheets, FAQs, and analysis of Ribavirin/Rebetron medicines.

  • Glossary

    Commonly used medical terms and definitions.

  • Hepatitis C Doctors

    A state-by-state and worldwide reference listing physicians who treat HCV, including an email link to submit your physician for inclusion.

  • Biopsy Info

    A comprehensive resource of information relating to the liver biopsy.

  • Cirrhosis

    Many discussions and analyses of cirrhosis, including causes, complications, pathology, symptoms, and much more.

  • Liver Cancer

    Liver Cancer/Hepatocellular Carcinoma studies, info sheets, FAQs, and analysis.

  • Liver Disease Medicines

    An exhaustive list of links to studies, info sheets, FAQs, and analysis of the various drugs used to treat liver disease.

  • Hep-Central Email List

    Sign up to learn about advances and breakthroughs in Hepatitis C research, including information about medical and complementary treatments.

  • HCV Links

    Convenient links to other sites external to Hepatitis-Central.

  • Mother/Child Transmission

    Discussions of the special problems and precautions necessary involving mother to child transmission of Hepatitis C.

  • HCV Natural Remedies

    A number of herbal products useful in the management of liver disease.

  • HCV Books

    Recommended reading for those interested in hepatitis information.

  • Hepatitis C Forum

    A Bulletin Board for discussions on hepatitis, treatments, etc.

  • Hepatitis C Activism

    An easy way to get involved in urging our government to do more for Hepatitis C awareness and treatment research.

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