Source-transparent HBV education
A structured hepatitis B knowledge hub for patients, families, and the public, built around clear explanations, review status, and links back to authoritative global sources.
Plain-language explanations of what hepatitis B is, how it affects the liver, and common medical terms.
Helps family members and partners understand everyday prevention, screening, vaccination, and support.
Organizes international and regional hepatitis B clinical and public health guidelines.
Organizes resources about work, school, privacy, travel, and anti-discrimination.
Explains HBV serology markers, liver tests, HBV DNA, imaging, and follow-up questions.
Covers pregnancy, newborn vaccination, hepatitis B immune globulin, and perinatal prevention.
Understand why undetectable HBV DNA does not automatically mean treatment can stop, and what to ask your doctor.
How to use WHO, EASL, AASLD, China guideline, and CDC source links as better follow-up questions, rather than self-treatment instructions.
Why hepatitis D depends on hepatitis B, which HBsAg-positive people should ask about HDV testing, and what to do after a positive or high-risk result.
How to read hepatitis B cure and drug-development news, distinguish approved treatment from research, and prepare questions about clinical trials.
A practical guide for people told they have cirrhosis or advanced fibrosis: antiviral care, cancer surveillance, varices, ascites, medicine safety, nutrition, and emergency signs.
A visit-preparation checklist for chronic hepatitis B care, including HBV DNA, ALT, liver cancer surveillance, medicine adherence, and questions to ask.