Hepatitis B
& Hepatitis C

What's the difference?

 

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Following the publication of the Penrose Inquiry Final Report, it has been recommended that those who received a blood transfusion prior to 1991 should be tested for Hepatitis C.
Find Hepatitis Testing, Treatment and Support services in your area.

 

Hepatitis Scotland is the national voluntary sector organisation funded by the Scottish Government to help improve responses to viral hepatitis prevention, treatment and support.


Learn more about what we do.


Hepatitis Scotland is hosted by the Scottish Drugs Forum (SDF); a company limited by guarantee, registration no. 106295 with charitable status and is also a registered Scottish charity, registered SC 008075.

Contact

Hepatitis Scotland

91 Mitchell Street
Glasgow
G1 3LN
Telephone: 0141 225 0419
Fax: 0141 248 6414
 
Email: enquiries@hepatitisscotland.org.uk

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