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If you join the Hepatitis Council of Queensland's C-network you will receive an email every fortnight jam-packed with the latest hepatitis research, events, trials, treatments and personal stories. Hundreds of individuals and organisations worldwide have already joined the C-network!
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C-network members receive the latest personal stories, info on HCQ events, support groups and information evenings, treatment studies and trials, research, information on testing, transmission, complementary therapies, co-infection, and hints and tips on how to manage symptoms. So, what are you waiting for?
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This page last updated 14 May 2010
