The A to E of Hepatitis - what you need to know

The A to E of Hepatitis - what you need to know

World Hepatitis Day, observed annually on 28 July, is just around the corner and aims to raise awareness of the virus that’s responsible for more than one million deaths a year.

But what is hepatitis and what’s the difference between strains A-E? What are researchers doing to find a cure for the most common strain, hepatitis B?

Discover answers to these questions and more from Professor Peter Revill, Head of Regional and Global Health at the Victorian Infectious Diseases Reference Laboratory and Head of International Research Partnerships at the Doherty Institute.

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When should I get my COVID-19 booster?

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Why clinical trials are vital for developing new vaccines and therapeutics

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Influenza B breakthrough: promising targets for vaccine development

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How the immune system works with Peter Doherty

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25 Apr 202436min

Here’s what you need to know about flu season 2024

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12 Apr 202423min

Australia's first volunteer infection study facility

Australia's first volunteer infection study facility

This week Doherty Clinical Trials Ltd, Australia’s first purpose-built facility specifically commissioned to deliver volunteer infection studies, was officially opened by the Victorian Minister for Me...

28 Mar 202418min

A brief history of vaccine development

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From protecting local communities to safeguarding global health, vaccines have been transforming public health for over 200 years. According to the World Health Organization, between 3.5 and 5 million...

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