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Helpful information for those who are affected by hepatitis stigma, feeling isolated and unsure of their rights.
Maintaining a healthy diet and controlling alcohol intake can be physically and mentally challenging over the summer seasonal/cultural celebrations.
HepSA Library October acquisition highlights: research on hepatitis B care and Indigenous people, hepatitis B and migration, and more...
Highlights from new additions to our library in September.
Being prepared for medical appointments, knowing what to expect and how to ask the most useful questions can lessen the stress.
Personal stories go beyond a sharing of events – they help to break down barriers and reduce stigma by ‘normalising’ previously taboo subjects. Sharing these experiences spreads real information about …
New titles added to our library in August.
New titles include articles on: Online learning modules from Hepatitis NSW, acute hepatitis C, and the dire consequences of inaction.
Refugees and migrants have a variety of different health needs, shaped by experiences in country of origin, migration journey, host country’s policies, and living/working conditions.
New to our library in May. Selection includes fact sheets and journal articles.
If, like me, you don’t have a printer at home, but need to print something: don’t fret. If you’re a member of a South Australian public library and have internet …
Part 2 of our Librarian's selection on managing symptoms and other challenges of living with hepatitis.
New to our library in the April. Selection includes study reports and handy factsheets.
New titles include dried blood spot testing pilot evaluation, reducing STI BBV stigma in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities...
There are a number of behaviours relevant to young people that carry a risk of blood-borne virus transmission.
Browse our new acquisitions. Highlights: Take Blaktion easy read STI information and a report on management of of patients with diabetes and liver diseases.
Part 1 of a selection with information on managing symptoms, maintaining relationships, and staying well physically and mentally.
Given the evidence of huge disparities it is logical to give the Indigenous communities a valid voice
Almost one in five men in Australia wait longer than they feel is acceptable before seeking medical care.
If you’re reading this blog, then you probably already care about taking responsibility for your health and well-being. And you probably know that the connection between mind and body is …
In this information age it is ironic that credible, reliable information can sometimes be hard to find in the tsunami of results from online searches. Separating the reliable, evidence-based information …
November 2024
