Purpose
We are a group of concerned citizens and professional leaders that have voluntarily taken up as a common voice to form community partnerships with industry, corporation, existing healthcare alliances and media for greater awareness and prevention involvement for hepatitis. Many people around the world are inexplicably unaware of this silent killer, which is why the IAHAPF strives towards improving the degree of understanding, creating awareness, prevention, and assisting the quality of life for those stricken with viral hepatitis.
Mission
Our mission is to provide support, networking for developing community partnership and to create awareness and prevention towards fighting hepatitis. We are here to build a united voice to rally support for greater involvement for generations to come.
Please support the IAHAPF Foundation, to help us create a mass awareness and prevention because Knowledge is Power, Awareness and Prevention is Life!
Please support the IAHAPF Foundation, to help us create a mass awareness and prevention because Knowledge is Power, Awareness and Prevention is Life!
Our mission has three distinct parts:
1) Create awareness and prevention to the public how to prevent, diagnose, and treat viral hepatitis.
2) Serve as advocates for the community to provide information about hepatitis.
3) Host this website, your getaway to hepatitis and liver care information.
To accomplish this, we need your help. If you have been affected by hepatitis, please share your story with us. If you would like to join us in the ongoing fight against viral hepatitis, please visit our donate section. Our group appreciates all tax deductible donations and any other type of generous support which helps us continue our work. If you simply have an issue of hepatitis concern, call us. We’re here to help.
1) Create awareness and prevention to the public how to prevent, diagnose, and treat viral hepatitis.
2) Serve as advocates for the community to provide information about hepatitis.
3) Host this website, your getaway to hepatitis and liver care information.
To accomplish this, we need your help. If you have been affected by hepatitis, please share your story with us. If you would like to join us in the ongoing fight against viral hepatitis, please visit our donate section. Our group appreciates all tax deductible donations and any other type of generous support which helps us continue our work. If you simply have an issue of hepatitis concern, call us. We’re here to help.
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Disclaimer:
The IAHAPF Board Members will provide and post information for hepatitis health care provider, resource, support group and the liver specialist directory is intended for use by the public to assist in locating a hepatitis health care provider, support group or liver specialist within a specific state. All data is self-reported and is not intended for use by organizations requiring credentialing verification. The IAHAPF does not warrant the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or appropriateness for a particular purpose of the information contained in the IndoAfrika Hepatitis Awareness & Prevention and Liver Resource/Specialist Directory.
The IAHAPF does not endorse the individuals listed in the service, nor does IAHAPF verify medical qualifications, licenses, practice areas or suitability of those listed. In no event shall the IAHAPF be liable to you or anyone else for any decision made or action taken by you based upon the information provided in the service.
Note:
This is not a physician referral service. The IAHAPF cannot provide referrals to specific physicians or advice on individual medical problems. Please note that the names in this directory are provided are not to be used as a commercial mailing list.
Do you have a specialist to recommend?
Send your doctor's name and contact information to info@indoafrika.org and we will contact them personally.
The IAHAPF Board Members will provide and post information for hepatitis health care provider, resource, support group and the liver specialist directory is intended for use by the public to assist in locating a hepatitis health care provider, support group or liver specialist within a specific state. All data is self-reported and is not intended for use by organizations requiring credentialing verification. The IAHAPF does not warrant the accuracy, completeness, timeliness, or appropriateness for a particular purpose of the information contained in the IndoAfrika Hepatitis Awareness & Prevention and Liver Resource/Specialist Directory.
The IAHAPF does not endorse the individuals listed in the service, nor does IAHAPF verify medical qualifications, licenses, practice areas or suitability of those listed. In no event shall the IAHAPF be liable to you or anyone else for any decision made or action taken by you based upon the information provided in the service.
Note:
This is not a physician referral service. The IAHAPF cannot provide referrals to specific physicians or advice on individual medical problems. Please note that the names in this directory are provided are not to be used as a commercial mailing list.
Do you have a specialist to recommend?
Send your doctor's name and contact information to info@indoafrika.org and we will contact them personally.
How Serious Is Viral Hepatitis?
Over time, about 15% to 25% of people with chronic hepatitis infection develop serious conditions, including liver damage, cirrhosis, liver failure, or liver cancer. With early detection, many people can get lifesaving care and treatment that can limit disease progression, prevent cancer deaths and help break the cycle of unknowing transmissions to others.
If you think you might be at risk for viral hepatitis, talk to your health professional or health department about getting tested.
Over time, about 15% to 25% of people with chronic hepatitis infection develop serious conditions, including liver damage, cirrhosis, liver failure, or liver cancer. With early detection, many people can get lifesaving care and treatment that can limit disease progression, prevent cancer deaths and help break the cycle of unknowing transmissions to others.
If you think you might be at risk for viral hepatitis, talk to your health professional or health department about getting tested.