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Brown & Toland Supports Fight Against Hepatitis B

Published in Hepatitis Weekly, November 16th, 2009

House speaker Nancy Pelosi is scheduled to speak about Hepatitis B on Saturday, joining Brown & Toland and a growing coalition of community groups and healthcare partners that are raising awareness about this silent epidemic.

Hepatitis B can cause liver cancer and damage, or if untreated, death. The San Francisco Hep B Free campaign, of which Brown & Toland is a part, promotes hepatitis B screening, vaccination and treatment among Asian American and Pacific Islanders (API) who are disproportionately infected. One in 10 has the virus.

"Hepatitis B is a serious but preventable disease. We at Brown & Toland are working hard to educate more people about...

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