The most important questions and answers
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German, French, Italian
Who is this brochure aimed at? This brochure is aimed at people with chronic hepatitis B and their relatives as well as interested members of the public.
What does this brochure aim to achieve?
Continuous progress is being made in the research and treatment of hepatitis B infection. Chronic hepatitis B is now treatable. Vaccination also provides effective protection against infection.
The aim of this brochure is to provide those affected and their relatives with the latest information on hepatitis B, including the latest findings. This should enable an informed decision to be made together with the doctor looking after the patient. be possible. The brochure provides independent knowledge, but can in no way replace a direct discussion with the doctor providing care.
Contents: The virus, transmission, vaccination, test, damaged liver, treatment. Written in simple language with clear illustrations. Available in 14 languages. The order quantity is limited to 50 copies per language.
Basic information on hepatitis C with illustrations. Contents: The virus, transmission, damaged liver, test, symptoms, treatment. Written in simple language with clear illustrations. Available in 12 languages. The order quantity is limited to…
Since May 2022, clusters of monkeypox infections have been observed in Europe and other regions. Switzerland is also affected. The disease is transmitted through close contact. Anyone with symptoms should consult a physician.
This brochure is aimed at people with chronic hepatitis C and their relatives as well as interested members of the public.
The Swiss Red Cross was commissioned by the Federal Office for Public Health (FOPH) to develop and coordinate migesplus.ch.
