Give Hepatitis C a Face and a VoiceEach and every day, we hear stories from people living with hepatitis C about the negative stigma associated with the disease. Stigmatization and prejudice are often based on two factors: ignorance and impersonalization or "facelessness." While people may have heard of HCV, many have little knowledge about the disease, or worse yet; have incorrect notions about the disease. Ignorance often leads to fear, which is expressed as prejudice. Understandably, the stigmatization associated with hepatitis C has caused many people living with the disease to remain silent. However, we've all heard the old adage and have certainly experienced its truth at some point: “The squeaky wheel gets the grease.”
Change cannot occur without your help. Persistence is the key if we want change. Please join the CAP advocacy movement today. |
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Hepatitis C can show no symptoms until advanced liver damage develops. |
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