Hepatitis C
Hepatitis C is a serious liver disease caused by the hepatitis C virus. It’s usually transferred through coming into contact with the blood of someone who has hepatitis C.
Read more
Hepatitis
Hepatitis is an illness that inflames and damages your liver. It affects the liver’s ability to do its job, which is clearing the blood of unwanted impurities. You can find out more about hepatitis including how it is spread, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention, treatment, plus links to trusted resources.
Read more
Hepatitis B
Trusted information on hepatitis B (hep B) including how it is spread, symptoms, diagnosis, prevention, treatment, plus links to trusted resources.
Read more
What causes fatty liver?
Fatty liver can be caused by many things such as drinking too much alcohol or eating too much. Learn more about the common causes of fatty liver.
Read more
Risk and causes of liver cancer
Liver cancer is a cancer affecting the cells of your liver. It is among the top ten causes of cancer deaths in Australia. Find out more about liver cancer.
Read more
Needlestick injuries
Trusted information on needle stick injury, plus links to trusted resources.
Read more
Cirrhosis of the liver
Cirrhosis is permanent scarring of the liver caused by a range of liver diseases and conditions. Find out more about what it is, its symptoms and treatment options.
Read more
Acupuncture
Acupuncture refers to the use of needles to stimulate anatomical points. It appears to help in the treatment of some conditions. Learn more from a trusted source.
Read more
Heroin and mental health
Trusted information about how heroin affects mental health, including effects of heroin use and kicking the habit from leading Australian health organisations.
Read more
Heroin
Trusted information about heroin including an overview of what it is, its effects and the dangers of long term addiction and accidental overdosing.
Read more
Testing times for HIV
While new notifications of HIV have generally stabilised, rates have increased among heterosexual people and indigenous people. Here's how to get tested for, and prevent, HIV.
Read more
