I feel fine, why should I get tested? Poster
Project Description
Did you know that you can have hepatitis C for many years and not know it? Many people don’t! Hepatitis C is spread through infected blood to blood contact, for example by sharing a toothbrush or a razor with someone who has it. Finding out if you have it or not is as simple as a quick blood test. If you don’t have hepatitis C there are simple things you can do to protect yourself. If you do, there are many treatments available. In many cases it can be cured.
Project Details
Department Health
Year Published 2016
Also Available in Inuktitut
Contact Information
Pauktuutit Inuit Women of Canada
350 Sparks St. Suite 805,
Ottawa, ON K1R 0A4
T: 613-238-3977
Toll Free: 1-800-667-0749
Reception
info@pauktuutit.ca
For media inquiries:
communications@pauktuutit.ca
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- Access to Justice
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- NATIONAL INUIT ACTION PLAN on Missing and Murdered Inuit Women, Girls and 2SLGBTQQIA+ People
- The Red Amautiit Project
- Inuit Women Taking the Lead in Family Violence Prevention
- Intimate Partner Violence – Traumatic Brain Injury
- Meeting Survivors’ Needs
- Nipimit Nanisiniq – Finding Voice
- Pilimmaksarniq – Engaging men and boys in reducing violence
Contact Information
Nadia Noor, Manager, Violence & Abuse Prevention, Justice
Contact Information
Lema Ijtemaye, Manager, Social and Economic Development
lijtemaye@pauktuutit.ca