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Liver-Related Information

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AMERICAN LIVER FOUNDATION


For Liver Health Information

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American Liver Foundation
39 Broadway, Suite 2700
New York, New York 10006

212-668-1000 Tel
212-483-8179 Fax

The American Liver Foundation’s Treatment Choices Initiative (TCI) is an education program targeted to individuals who have or are at high risk of hepatitis C infection.

The program educates participants about the liver, liver disease, specifically hepatitis C, treatment options and other disease management strategies. The program also provides perspectives from hepatitis C positive individuals and additional support.

It is the American Liver Foundation’s hope that after participating in TCI, participants will have a greater awareness and understanding of the liver’s importance and will take action to improve their liver health and to prevent the spread of liver disease.

Virtual Rally


Join the Bayer/Onyx Virtual Rally to Fight Liver Disease

…an interactive campaign to raise awareness for those living with liver disease. We've taken up the challenge, but we need your support! Please join us and spread the word to your friends and family - there is no cost to you or them! The more people join the Bayer/Onyx Virtual Rally, the greater our chance to receive the first place sponsorship funds of up to $20,000!


Joining is as easy as 1-2-3! Here is how to join the Bayer/Onyx Virtual Rally:

  1. Visit the Rally site and create a virtual character
  2. Choose a message
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About Hepatitis C

Hepatitis C is a disease of the liver that is caused by the hepatitis C virus, or HCV. Chronic hepatitis C is a serious condition that damages the liver and can lead to potentially fatal liver diseases such as cirrhosis, liver failure and liver cancer.

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American Liver Foundation continues to receive positive feedback from individuals who have participated in the TCI program.

“Informative information that can save or add years to a persons well-being, gives hope to those infected with Hep C that programs and treatment are available.”
- TCI participant, Pennsylvania


“The staff found the presentation informative and relevant to their everyday work. There were so many questions and great interest that we hope to schedule another program in the next couple of months.”

- Community-based organization, Connecticut