Online Resources

The Asian Liver Center:

Team HBV and the Asian Liver Center are proud to provide educational resources on hepatitis B and liver cancer for the public and health professionals. All of the materials listed below are available for free at http://liver.stanford.edu/resources.html.

If you would like to order copies of a brochure, please complete the Brochure Order Form or call 888.311.3331.

Know HBV: What Every Asian and Pacific Islander Should Know About Hepatitis B and Liver Cancer

- - - - Burmese
      - Chinese (Simplified)
      - Chinese (Traditional)
      - English
      - English-Hmong
      - Hmong
      - Korean
      - Lao
      - Spanish
      - Tagalog
      - Tongan
      - Vietnamese

Hepatitis B and Moms-to-Be

- - - - Chinese (Traditional)
      - English
      - Korean
      - Lao
      - Spanish
      - Tagalog
      - Vietnamese

The Business Response to Hepatitis B: An Action Guide for Managers

- - This brochure is targeted at business managers around the world to help eliminate hepatitis B discrimination in the workplace. This educational material was created with guidance from the Global Health Benefits Institute, a division of the U.S. National Business Group on Health, and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The pamphlet will be translated into multiple languages and distributed globally.
- - - - Chinese (Simplified)
      - English

Partnering for Employee Health: Addressing Hepatitis B (HBV) in the Workplace

- - - - English

Physician and Patient’s Guide to Hepatitis B

- - This popular handbook features new updates to provide physicians with the latest information on the incidence, transmission, detection, prevention, and management of hepatitis B infection and liver cancer. The handbook has been praised for being comprehensive while retaining an easy-to-read and user-friendly format. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the leading federal agency charged with promoting the health and safety of the American people, has even placed the guide on their website for use by all health professionals and government agencies.