End Hep C SF have an article published in Public Health Reports, Hepatitis C Elimination During a Global Pandemic: A Case Study of Resilience in…
End Hep C SF is releasing an RFP with two parts—Part A focuses on HCV program revitalization, and Part B focuses on caring for and…
End Hep C SF are delighted to announce the fourth partner organization that will be joining our hep C Community Navigator Program in January 2022.…
Description End Hep C SF recognizes the needs of our community partners to have small, community-focused events to celebrate and support program participants. End Hep…
The San Francisco Department of Public Health’s Hepatitis Surveillance Program have announced the posting of the 2018-2019 Hepatitis C Infection Surveillance Report and corresponding summary slides on SFDPH’s website. …
We know that we can’t eliminate HCV without treating People Who Inject Drugs. Congrats to all the End Hep C SF partners on the progress…
We’re growing!!! End Hep C SF is looking to expand its team by bringing on a new Strategic Director. Come aboard to help propel our…
Paid study for people aged 18-30, who inject or have injected drugs in the last 30 days and are living with #hepC, or were cured…
The Nobel Prize in Medicine has been awarded to Harvey Alter, Michael Houghton, and Charles Rice for the discovery of the Hepatitis C virus – an enormous achievement…
I am a person that survived Hep C. I had it for 30+ years and ended up very sick. I was strung out and on…
As a hepatologist at UCSF, my clinical practice includes treating people living with hepatitis C (HCV) as well as managing patients with complications of viral…
The role we play in HCV elimination here at Glide is mostly comprised of heavily testing folks in the community for Hepatitis C as well…
Hello everyone. My name is Richard Sullivan. My thoughts in this blog are maybe from a different perspective than some others. I am not employed…
End Hep C SF stands in full solidarity with #BlackLivesMatter and condemns all acts of racism and discrimination. We promise to continue our work to elevate the…
Congratulations to Rachel Kanner, Project Manager from the UCSF DeLiver Care van for winning first prize for her photo shown at right showing Rachel loading…
We welcomed over 245 attendees to the first End Hep C SF Research Symposium on September 16, held at Hotel Whitcomb. The stellar line-up of…
Thanks so much to everyone that came out for our community meeting last Monday in Glide Freedom Hall, most especially to our community navigators that…
Better late than never! We have been so busy working to eliminate HCV that we were a bit delayed sharing the findings of our Year…
Data and Dialogue to End Hep CSeptember 16, 2019 ♦ 9am – 5pm Check out at all these End Hep C SF stars at our…