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Myths about Hep B in African Communities in the US @9AM HST

Addressing Myths and Misconceptions about Hepatitis B among African Immigrant Communities around the United States

There are many myths surrounding various aspects of hepatitis B, including its prevalence, transmission, prevention, testing, severity, and treatment. During this webinar, we will explore some of the most widespread misconceptions, particularly in African communities around the United States, from a variety of perspectives, including those of healthcare providers and a community health practitioner. Confirmed speakers include Dr. Olorunseun Ogunwobi, Director at Hunter College Center for Cancer Health Disparities Research (CCHDR) in New York City; Dr. Ganiat Sarumi Disu, CEO, African Health Coalition in Chicago; and Mrs. Oluwatoyin Adedokun, a community health worker at African Health Coalition in Chicago.

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Draft CDC Recommendations for Universal Hepatitis B Screening @8AM HST

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CME: Hep B ECHO (Philadelphia), Case-Based Learning Sessions @7:00AM HST