No-Cost Hepatitis C Screening Clinic in Nutley
Mayor John V. Kelly III and the Nutley Health Department, in partnership with North Jersey Health Collaborative, are hosting a no-cost Hepatitis C screening clinic on Tuesday, July 30. This initiative aims to provide essential health services to the community.
Why is Hepatitis C Screening Important?
Hepatitis C is a viral infection that can lead to serious liver damage. Early detection through screening can significantly improve treatment outcomes. If you have ever injected drugs, received blood transfusions before 1992, or have other risk factors, it is crucial to get screened.
What to Expect at the Clinic
The screening will be conducted by healthcare professionals who will provide confidential testing. Participants will receive results and information on next steps if necessary.
How to Participate
The clinic is open to all residents of Nutley. No appointment is necessary, and all services are provided free of charge. For more information, you can visit the official announcement.
FAQs
Who should get screened?
Anyone with risk factors for Hepatitis C, including past drug use or blood transfusions before 1992, should consider getting screened.
Is the screening truly free?
Yes, the screening is completely free for all participants.
What if I test positive?
Healthcare professionals will provide guidance and support for further testing and treatment options if needed.
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