Education Materials
- While Asian Americans make up 6% of the U.S. population, they account for more than 60% of Americans living with hepatitis B.
This #HepatitisAwarenessMonth, learn about Hepatitis B at @cdchep’s Know Hepatitis: https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA - Two-thirds of Americans with #hepatitis B are unaware they have it, & only testing can determine if someone is living with hepatitis B.
Unsure if you should get tested? Check using the @cdchep’s free Know Hepatitis B resource at https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA #HepatitisAwarenessMonth - Left untreated, nearly 1 in 4 people living with #hepatitis B develop serious liver problems, even cancer.
This #HepatitisAwarenessMonth, see if you should be tested using @cdchep’s free Know Hepatitis B resource at https://go.usa.gov/xsxfz - People can live with #hepatitis B for decades without having any symptoms or feeling sick. Testing is the only way to know.
Visit the @cdchep’s Know Hepatitis page to learn more about hepatitis B & how to get tested: https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA
#HepatitisAwarenessMonth - If left untreated, #hepatitis B can lead to serious liver problems including liver cancer.
This #HepatitisAwarenessMonth, learn about #hepatitisB at the @cdchep’s Know Hepatitis B page: https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA - Bad News: #hepatitis B often has no symptoms & if left untreated, can lead to serious liver problems, even liver #cancer.
Good News: Treatments are available! With treatment, serious liver damage can be prevented.
Follow @cdchep to learn more.#KnowHepB - While 1 in 12 Asian Americans has #hepatitisB, many don’t know if they are infected.
There are no excuses – talk to your doctor about getting tested today & follow @cdchep to learn more: https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA - People can live with #hepatitis B for decades without feeling sick. Left untreated, nearly 1 in 4 people living with #hepB develop serious liver problems.
Stay safe by getting tested to prevent serious complications. Visit @cdchep to learn more: https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA - Hepatitis B is a serious disease.
Protect your family by getting tested and #vaccinated for #hepatitisB today. Visit the @cdchep’s Know Hepatitis B page to learn more about testing & treatment: https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA
- Hepatitis B disproportionately affects Asian Americans in the U.S. While they make up 6% of the population, they account for more than 60% of Americans living with #HepB.
This #HepatitisAwarenessMonth, learn about hepatitis B from the CDC. https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA - Two-thirds of Americans with #hepatitis B are unaware of their condition, and only testing can determine if someone is living with hepatitis B.
Unsure if you should get tested? Check using the CDC’s free Know Hepatitis B resource at https://go.usa.gov/xsxfz
#HepatitisAwarenessMonth - Left untreated, nearly 1 in 4 people living with #hepatitis B develop serious liver problems, even liver cancer.
This #HepatitisAwarenessMonth, see if you should be tested using the @CDC’s free Know Hepatitis B resource at https://go.usa.gov/xsxfz - People can live with #hepatitis B for decades without having any symptoms or feeling sick. Left untreated, nearly 1 in 4 people living with hepatitis B develop serious liver problems, like liver cancer.
Keep you and yourself family safe by getting tested today to prevent any serious liver problems. Learn more by visiting: https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA - If left untreated, hepatitis B can lead to serious liver problems including liver cancer.
This #HepatitisAwarenessMonth, talk to your doctor about testing and learn about hepatitis B – from infection to treatment – at the @CDC’s Know Hepatitis B page: https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA - The Bad News: #Hepatitis B often has no symptoms and, if left untreated, can lead to serious liver problems like liver cancer.
The Good News: Treatments are available! With treatment, serious liver damage can be prevented.
Talk to your doctor about getting tested and learn more by visiting https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA - While 1 in 12 Asian Americans has hepatitis B, many don’t know if they are infected.
There are no excuses – talk to your doctor about getting tested today and visit CDC’s Know Hepatitis B site to get more information: https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA - People can live with #hepatitis B for decades without having any symptoms or feeling sick. Left untreated, nearly 1 in 4 people living with hepatitis B develop serious liver problems, like liver cancer.
Keep you and yourself family safe by getting tested today to prevent any serious liver problems. Learn more by visiting: https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA - Hepatitis B is a serious disease.
Protect your family by getting tested and vaccinated for hepatitis B today. Visit the CDC’s Know Hepatitis B page to learn more about its testing, diagnosis, & treatment: https://go.usa.gov/xsxmA
- Hepatitis B disproportionately affects Asian Americans in the U.S. While they make up 6% of the population, they account for more than 60% of Americans living with hepatitis B.
This #HepatitisAwarenessMonth, make sure you’re safe by getting tested today.
#HepAware #HepAware2021 #HepatitisB #HepB #HBV #KnowHepB - Two-thirds of Americans with #hepatitis B are unaware of their condition, and only testing can determine if someone is living with hepatitis B.
Unsure if you should get tested? Talk to your doctor today.
#HepatitisAwarnessMonth #HepAware #HepAware2021 #HepatitisB #HepB #HBV #KnowHepB - Left untreated, nearly 1 in 4 people living with #hepatitis B develop serious liver problems, even liver cancer.
This #HepatitisAwarenessMonth, talk to your doctor about getting tested.
#HepAware #HepAware2021 #HepatitisB #HepB #HBV #KnowHepB - People with Hepatitis B frequently have no symptoms, making the infection undetectable without testing.
Talk to your doctor about whether getting tested is right for you.
#HepatitisAwarnessMonth #HepAware #HepAware2021 #HepatitisB #HepB #HBV #KnowHepB - If left untreated, hepatitis B can lead to serious liver problems including liver cancer.
This #HepatitisAwarenessMonth, talk to your doctor about testing.
#HepatitisB #HepB #HBV #KnowHepB - The Bad News: #Hepatitis B often has no symptoms and, if left untreated, can lead to serious liver problems like liver cancer.
The Good News: Treatments are available! With treatment, serious damage can be prevented.
Talk to your doctor about getting tested.
#HepatitisB #HepB #HBV #KnowHepB - While 1 in 12 Asian Americans has #hepatitis B, many don’t know if they are infected.
There are no excuses – talk to your doctor about getting tested today
#HepatitisB #HepB #HBV #KnowHepB - People can live with #hepatitis B for decades without having any symptoms or feeling sick. Left untreated, nearly 1 in 4 people living with hepatitis B develop serious liver problems, like liver cancer.
Keep yourself and your family safe by getting tested today so you can prevent any serious liver problems.
#HepatitisB #HepB #HBV #KnowHepB - Hepatitis B is treatable, but the first step is to get tested.
Protect your family by getting tested for hepatitis B today
#HepatitisB #HepB #HBV #KnowHepB

This 1-page fact sheet provides basic information on getting tested for Hepatitis B.
English with information for:
Asian Americans [PDF – .5MB]
Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders [PDF – .6MB]
African immigrants [PDF – .3MB]
These sheets have the English translation on the back
Simplified Chinese [PDF – 0.8MB]
Traditional Chinese [PDF – 0.7MB]
Vietnamese [PDF – 2.6MB]
Korean [PDF – 1.4MB]
Burmese [PDF – 5.0MB]
Hmong [PDF – 1.8MB]
Khmer [PDF – 3.8MB]
Lao [PDF – 5.7MB]
Amharic [PDF – 1.2MB]
Arabic [PDF – 1.2MB]
French [PDF – 1.2MB]
Somali [PDF – 845 KB]
Swahili [PDF – 747 KB]
Order fact sheets in Traditional Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, French, Arabic, Somali, Amharic, Swahili

This 1-page fact sheet provides basic information about Hepatitis B and the importance of testing and vaccinating family.
These sheets have the English translation on the back
Traditional Chinese [PDF – 1.4MB]
Vietnamese [PDF – 0.7MB]
Korean [PDF – 1.3MB]

This 1-page fact sheet provides information for people who are living with Hepatitis B and how to take care of their health.
English with information for:
Asian Americans [PDF – .6MB]
Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders [PDF – .7MB]
African immigrants [PDF – .3MB]
These sheets have the English translation on the back
Simplified Chinese [PDF – 1.3MB]
Traditional Chinese [PDF – 0.6MB]
Vietnamese [PDF – 1.5MB]
Korean [PDF – 0.7MB]
Burmese [PDF – 1.6MB]
Hmong [PDF – 1.6MB]
Khmer [PDF – 3.1MB]
Lao [PDF – 5.2MB]
Amharic [PDF – 1.2MB]
Arabic [PDF – 1.3MB]
French [PDF – 1.2MB]
Somali [PDF – 801 KB]
Swahili [PDF – 906 KB]

This 24×36 poster emphasizes that Hepatitis B often doesn’t cause symptoms and encourages Asian Americans to get tested. An early diagnosis is the best way to prevent serious liver problems.
Order 24 X 36 Poster
English
Traditional Chinese
Vietnamese
Korean
Download 8½ x 11 PDFs
English [PDF – 2.3MB]
Traditional Chinese [PDF – 2MB]
Vietnamese [PDF – 2.1MB]
Korean [PDF – 1.9MB]

This 24×36 poster promotes Hepatitis B testing for Asian Americans and explain how Hepatitis B is and is not spread.
Order 24 X 36 Poster
English
Traditional Chinese
Vietnamese
Korean
Download 8½ x 11 PDFs
English [PDF – 1.2MB]
Traditional Chinese [PDF – 782KB]
Vietnamese [PDF – 669KB]
Korean [PDF – 592KB]

This 24×36 poster highlights a strong family bond that encourages Asian Americans to get tested for Hepatitis B.
Order 24 X 36 Poster
English
Traditional Chinese
Vietnamese
Korean
Multilingual
Download 8½ x 11 PDFs
English [PDF – 1.8MB]
Traditional Chinese [PDF – 1.9MB]
Vietnamese [PDF – 1.9MB]
Korean [PDF – 1.9MB]
Multilingual [PDF – 4.1MB]

This 24×36 poster shows a pinky promise between two people pledging to get tested for Hepatitis B, encouraging others to follow their example.
Order 24 X 36 Poster
Traditional Chinese
Vietnamese
Korean
Download 8½ x 11 PDFs
English [PDF – 0.4MB]
Traditional Chinese [PDF – 0.5MB]
Vietnamese [PDF – 0.6MB]
Korean [PDF – 0.5MB]
Multilingual [PDF – 0.8MB]

This 2-page infographic answers commonly asked questions about Hepatitis B and encourages Asian Americans to get tested.

This half-page infographic visually promotes Hepatitis B testing for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.
Printable version [PDF – 1.16MB]
JPG version – 1000×1960 pixels

This customizable flyer template reminds people that getting tested for Hepatitis B can help save lives.
Download 8½ x 11 templates in MS Word
English [DOC – 133KB]
Traditional Chinese [DOC – 281KB]
Korean [DOC – 308KB]
Vietnamese [DOC – 316KB]

This customizable flyer ties health screenings in with putting one’s family first. These templates can be used to promote a variety of health screenings.
Download 8½ x 11 templates in MS Word
English [DOC – 3.2MB]
Traditional Chinese [DOC – 3.2MB]
Korean – color [DOC – 3.2MB]
Vietnamese [DOC – 3.2MB]

This half-page questionnaire is a quick and easy assessment to determine if people should be tested for Hepatitis B. Bilingual versions have English translations on the bottom.
English/English [PDF – 290KB]
Traditional Chinese [PDF – 354KB]
Chinese / English [PDF – 351KB]
Vietnamese [PDF – 968KB]
Vietnamese / English [PDF – 444KB]
Korean [PDF – 778KB]
Korean / English [PDF – 542KB]
Burmese [PDF – 1.8MB]
Burmese/English [PDF – 1.1MB]
Hmong [PDF – 716KB]
Hmong / English [PDF – 649KB]
Khmer [PDF – 2.4MB]
Khmer / English [PDF – 1.0MB]
Lao [PDF – 2.5MB]
Lao / English [PDF – 1.5MB]

This customizable card has information about the Hepatitis B vaccination and helps people keep track of their vaccine series. Local information can be typed into the blue colored rectangle. These cards print best double-sided and on business card templates. Four cards will print per page.

This 10-question quiz lets people test their Hepatitis B knowledge and is an interactive way to engage with clients at testing events.

This interactive game allows participants to test their Hepatitis B knowledge by spinning a wheel and answering the question identified when the wheel stops. Users can assemble their own wheel or download an app-based version that can be loaded onto a tablet or laptop.

This 2-page fact sheet is for pregnant women who have Hepatitis B and explains the importance of the Hepatitis B vaccine in preventing the spread of hepatitis B to their infants.

This two page infographic answers commonly asked questions about hepatitis B and explains the importance of the vaccine for infants.

This audio-visual presentation explains why infants need to get the hepatitis B vaccine if their mother has hepatitis B. This presentation is available in English, Chinese, Vietnamese, Korean, Hmong and Taglish, and allows participants to read and listen along to the presentation.

This presentation provides details on the Hepatitis B vaccine that an infant will receive at birth if the infant’s mother has Hepatitis B. It also includes information on how common Hepatitis B is and how it is spread. The presentation contains pictures along with written text and is available in English and Spanish.