Welcome. The Hepatitis Foundation International (HFI) is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization established in 1994 working to eradicate chronic hepatitis for 400 million people globally. HFI is also dedicated to increasing and promoting health and wellness, as well as, reducing the incidence of preventable liver-related chronic diseases and lifestyles that negatively impact the liver.
-
imageT2
Before you were born, your liver made your blood. Now, it refines and detoxifies everything you eat, breathe, and absorb through your skin.
-
imageT1
Your liver is your body's internal chemical power plant, converting the nutrients in the food you eat into muscles, energy, hormones, blood clotting factors and immune factors.
-
ImageT4
To keep your and your family's livers healthy you should eat a good diet, exercise, and get lots of fresh air.
-
imageT5
And most importantly, avoid the things that can cause liver damage -- excessive alcohol, particularly when taken with drugs and medicines, and environmental pollutants.
-
imageT6
Your liver needs your help each and every day to keep it healthy and hepatitis-free. Your liver isn't just your silent partner – it's your best friend.
|
Hepatitis Patient Registry Network (HepPRN)  ENGAGING INDIVIDUALS. FINDING SOLUTIONS. SAVING LIVES. HFI is pleased to launch its new Hepatitis Patient Registry Network (HepPRN). The patient-centric registry collects self-reported data on the determinants of a patient’s health along the hepatitis health care continuum. Our best hope for finding new treatments and raising awareness is YOUR participation in HepPRN! Whether you are affected, a caregiver, or related to someone who is or was affected, your information could be the key. Please take a few moments to answer a few questions today. Click Here to begin.
YOU SHOP: AMAZON GIVES Amazon will donate 0.5% of the price |
 Emergent increases combined with the adverse health impact of viral hepatitis remain significant and urgent public health challenges of our day. Join with HFI and assist in the continuing campaign against hepatitis. Learn more...
|
|
