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A video made just for kids to help them understand more about Biliary Atresia (BA), what’s happening to their bodies and how they could explain it to friends, classmates, and family.
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Biliary atresia (BA) is a rare disease at birth causing damage, scarring and blockage of the bile ducts. Biliary atresia (BA) is most commonly seen in full-term infants, (not in premature babies). Treatment of BA is surgical, and outcomes are better if the diagnosis and surgery occurs early, before 40 days of life. View this brief video about BA made just for parents.
This one-day virtual program brings together hundreds of leading biomedical scientists and physicians from across the globe and is designed to bridge the remarkable advances in basic biology and engineering with the understanding of liver diseases and their treatment.
The hepatitis delta virus is an infection of the liver that can affect those already infected with hepatitis B. The addition of HDV causes a faster progression to liver fibrosis than hepatitis B alone. This presentation discusses the particulars of this challenging condition.
In this recent video, infectious disease expert Dr. Nancy Reau discusses the answers to frequently asked questions about hepatitis C, including what it is, how it is spread, and available options for treatment. Information on how often to expect check-ins during treatment and follow-up and tips for how to stay healthy is also reviewed.
In this video, infectious disease expert Dr. Nancy Reau answers common questions on what to expect after being cured from hepatitis C, such as the need for follow-up appointments, whether alcohol consumption is advised after treatment, and more. Plus, hear from a real patient cured from HCV on how he feels today and his top take-home message.
Thinking about becoming a living donor? Learn more about the process and what makes it possible by watching this brief video, the first in our new five-part animated miniseries about living donation. Learn more about other ways to find potential donors in this first video of our new five-part animated series on living donation.
Whether you're looking for a living donor for yourself or someone you love, you're going to need to get the word out. Learn more about how to use social media to start a donor search in the second in our new five-part animated miniseries about living donation. Learn more about other ways to find potential donors in this second video of our new five-part animated series on living donation.
Congratulations! You've set up a donor search on social media and it's time to start posting. Unsure about what to say? We've got tips for you on how to put out a clear and compelling request to the community in the third in our new five-part animated miniseries about living donation. Learn more about other ways to find potential donors in this third video of our new five-part animated series on living donation.
If your living donor search on social media is set up and active, it's time to connect to the audience. The search may take a while, so you need to keep them interested in your story. Learn more about making a personal connection and keeping your audience engaged in the fourth in our new five-part animated miniseries about living donation. Learn more about other ways to find potential donors in this fourth video of our new five-part animated series on living donation.
Social media outreach can be an effective way to find potential living donors, but it's not the only way to share your search. Learn more about other ways to explore for potential donors in the fifth in our new five-part animated miniseries about living donation. Learn more about other ways to find potential donors in this fifth video of our new five-part animated series on living donation.