Hunting for hep vaccine
Understanding how the immune system responds to hep C is crucial in developing a vaccine. An ongoing study by Andrew Lloyd...
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Understanding how the immune system responds to hep C is crucial in developing a vaccine. An ongoing study by Andrew Lloyd...
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Merck grants hep C gene licence
Merck has granted LabCorp a license to use the IL-28B (Lambda gene) in a commercial test to help predict a patient’s...
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Merck has granted LabCorp a license to use the IL-28B (Lambda gene) in a commercial test to help predict a patient’s...
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HCV survives for months
Hep C virus can remain viable for months in a liquid environment at low temperatures. Sandra Ciesek and colleagues looked at...
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Hep C virus can remain viable for months in a liquid environment at low temperatures. Sandra Ciesek and colleagues looked at...
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Volunteers
Hepatitis NSW is a community-based organisation and from our earliest days, we have relied on the assistance provided by volunteers.
Currently we have several different opportunities for volunteers to assist:
- General administration assistance around the office
- Helping mail out our two magazines The Hep Review and Transmission Magazine, each, four times a year
- chatting to others with hep C through our Hep Connect peer support program
- Proof reading and focus testing our written resources when in development or under review
- becoming a member of our Board of Governance
- becoming a member on advisory groups (e.g. editorial committees)
We welcome your involvement. If you would like to find out more about volunteering at Hepatitis NSW, please email us or call us on 02 9332 1853.
If you would like us to post you further information about Hepatitis NSW, please state this in your email, and please provide your postal address details.
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This page last updated 27 May 2009
