CanHepC Network retweeted
Every grant we fund starts with a peer reviewer.
🔬 💰CIHR needs reviewers for the Spring 2026 Project Grant competition.
Say “YES” when asked to peer review.
CanHepC Network retweeted
Liver cancer is the third most common cause of cancer deaths worldwide, with the majority of liver cancer cases caused by viral hepatitis.
#Hepatitis elimination is #cancer prevention. This #WorldCancerDay, look after your liver by getting tested for hepatitis.
CanHepC Network retweeted
South Riverdale Community Health Centre is celebrating our 50th Anniversary this year! 🎉
Are you a client of South Riverdale Community Health Centre? We want to hear from you as we plan for the future of our community health centre! 💭
Join our Focus Group on February 10, from 4-5 PM, at 955 Queen St E., in Room 1 West A. 💬
Space is limited - please arrive on time for participation. Every client will get a Gift Card for their participation in the focus group! 🎁
#FocusGroup #50Dreams #CommunityHealth #50YearsOfCare #SouthRiverdaleCHC #SRCHC
CanHepC Network retweeted
It’s #WorldCancerDay
Viral hepatitis is a leading cause of liver cancer. That’s why hepatitis must be integrated into cancer care programmes to save lives.
Despite progress at the UN HLM on NCDs, sustained action is still needed.
Read our liver cancer white paper for more: bit.ly/4qkCey3
@uicc
CanHepC Network retweeted
Indigenous people have an inherent right to their own data. Reconciliation means that it’s time to write a new story.
The First Nations Principles of OCAP® (ownership, control, access and possession) are a set of ethical guidelines for how data gathering should be conducted.
CanHepC Network retweeted
This week we celebrate #WorldAIDSDay and #IndigenousAIDSAwarenessWeek. HIV and AIDS disproportionately affect several communities in Canada. CIHR is addressing this by funding community-led approaches to research.
Learn more from Drs. Kaushic and Gabel: cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/54547.html…
CanHepC Network retweeted
Today on #WorldAIDSDay, we highlight a critical reality: hepatitis B & C are leading causes of severe liver disease, hospitalizations, and deaths among people with HIV.
➡️ Vaccinate for Hep A & B
➡️ Test for Hep B & C
Prevention saves lives.
buff.ly/GnJmkZM
CanHepC Network retweeted
🤔 Should you get tested for hepatitis?
Find out in under 30 seconds with our #HepTestWeek quiz!
Take the quiz here👉 heptestweek.org
CanHepC Network retweeted
With universal hep B birth dose vaccination under threat in the US, CGHE Director John Ward and expert colleagues share a warning in @AGA_Gastro:
Read the full article: buff.ly/Q1a2Elh
CanHepC Network retweeted
This #WorldAIDSDay, we’re joining @CANFAR and @GileadSciences Sciences in the ‘Do you see me?’ campaign – advocating for everyone to see the person, not the status. Explore and learn more at CANFAR.com
#Indigenousresearch
CanHepC Network retweeted
Proud to share CGHE’s 6th Annual Report: “Bringing the World Together to Eliminate Hepatitis.”
Highlights from 2024– 2025 include: launch of COR-HEPB, global elimination reports for 33 countries, and UN Group of Friends.
📘 Read the full report: buff.ly/p6us35m
🚨 Call for Late-Breaking Abstracts!
Share your newest hepatitis & antiviral research at #HepDART2025 🌺
📅 Deadline: Nov 17, 2025
📍 Hilton Hawaiian Village, Honolulu
Submit here 👉 informedhorizonseducation.co…
#Hepatitis #LiverDisease #Virology #HepDART
CanHepC Network retweeted
Why get tested for hepatitis?
Because hepatitis is one of the leading causes of liver cancer — and millions don’t know they’re living with it.
🎥 Share this video with your network and help raise awareness about this silent killer.
Take action: heptestweek.org
#HepTestWeek
CanHepC Network retweeted
NEW & now online in @HEP_Journal: #AASLD & #IDSA Practice Guideline on the Treatment of Chronic #HepatitisB.
Read the NEW Guideline in HEPATOLOGY here: journals.lww.com/10.1097/HEP…
Dig deeper with more resources to read, learn, and implement: aasld.org/practice-guideline…
CanHepC Network retweeted
📣JOB ALERT📣We are looking for a highly motivated #epidemiologist to investigate #COVID19 using large #HealthAdminData. More details and to apply, click here: tinyurl.com/epiJR13372Job posting closes on Aug 13!
(1/2) Ontario Health recently completed a HTA on HCV screening.
The current recommendation is to publicly fund one-time hepatitis C virus (HCV) screening for all adults 18 years and older, while prioritizing HCV screening among high-risk groups.
(2/2) This topic is now available for public feedback until October 13, 2025. All comments will be considered before a final recommendation is made.
hqontario.ca/evidence-to-imp…
CanHepC Network retweeted
🚨 Just 2 weeks left to submit your abstracts for HEP-DART 2025, celebrating its 30th anniversary this year under the visionary leadership of Prof. Raymond Schinazi. @IHE_Conferences
For three decades, HEP-DART has been a leading forum for advancing science and collaboration in viral hepatitis. This year’s program also places a spotlight on metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (#MASH) and other steatotic liver diseases (#SLD), reflecting the growing global need to expand beyond viral hepatitis and address the broader burden of liver disease.
📌 Abstract categories include:
- Advances in therapeutics for MASH #MASLD
- New developments in liver disease, MASH, and #biomarkers
- Alongside cutting-edge science in #HBV, #HCV, #HDV, and #HCC
The conference will bring together:
✅ Key opinion leaders from top academic and clinical research institutions
✅ Industry scientists and decision-makers from leading biotech and pharma
✅ Early-career investigators and travel scholarship recipients
✅ Global public health experts shaping the future of liver care
📍 December 7–11, 2025 | Honolulu, Hawaii
🔗 Submit your abstract by September 29, 2025: tinyurl.com/4y7nebxw
Let’s make sure the patient voice and MASH research community are represented at this milestone event.
#HEPDART2025 #LiverHealth #HepatitisResearch #LiverTwitter
CanHepC Network retweeted
⏰ #WorldHepatitisSummit abstract submissions close next Wednesday, 17 September!
Submit while it's still open: bit.ly/4lqZfNJ
Submissions will be reviewed by independent peer reviewers and, if successful, be selected for an oral presentation, poster tour presentation, or a poster at the summit in Bangkok, Thailand, 28–30 April 2026.
CanHepC Network retweeted
Notice of upcoming #FundingOpportunity: CIHR Research Excellence, Diversity, and Independence (REDI) Early Career Transition Award (2025)
Launch date: October 2025
Details: cihr-irsc.gc.ca/e/54442.html…
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