Hepatitis B

translated leaflets

On this page you can download translated versions of our hepatitis B leaflet. These are available in 19 languages.

Other ways to get information and support in other languages:

  • Use our onsite translation tool, click the globe in the top right to get started.
  • Book an interpreted call with our nurse helpline.

We plan to produce more translations in the future. To decide what topics we translate and what languages will be included, we will look at a range of information. Please let us know if there is something you think we should consider by emailing [email protected]

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How Liver UK can help

A diagnosis of liver disease can be worrying, and you may have a lot of questions.

We're here for you and for your family and friends. Whether you have questions or just need someone to listen, we can help.

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This content was last reviewed: July 2023

Our expert reviewers:

We would like to thank everyone who helped with creating and reviewing this page. Including Dr Ahmed Elsharkawy, Consultant Hepatologist, Dr Kathryn Jack (PhD RN), Clinical Lead Nurse Research and Innovation, Nottingham University Hospitals.  And all our patient reviewers.

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Everyone’s experience of liver disease will be different. Always talk to your specialist medical team for personal advice.

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