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.
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.
What to prepare when hepatitis B overlaps with HIV, hepatitis C, or related treatment decisions, and why HBV-active medicines should not be stopped on your own.