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The
Invisible Threat
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Liver Wellness – Prevention of Viral
Hepatitis and Blood Borne Pathogens
The Invisible Treat
uses 3-D animation and memorable
analogies to describe the importance of the liver to one’s health
and well-being; how viruses, alcohol, and drugs can cause liver cell
damage; what cirrhosis is; modes of transmission of blood borne
pathogens; and ways to avoid liver damaging activities.
This 12-minute video enhances prevention of
blood borne pathogens, promotes the prevention of hepatitis B and C,
AIDS and substance abuse. It encourages immunization against
hepatitis B and the adoption of healthy lifestyle behaviors.
Give Your Liver A Break
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Respect
Yourself Protect Yourself
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Teens Talk to Teens
About Liver Wellness
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This 9 minute
video is filling a tremendous void in information about the
importance of the liver, ways to protect it and the transmission of
viral hepatitis. It encourages viewers to take responsibility for
their own health care including avoiding liver damaging activities
such as injecting drugs, possible exposure to blood borne pathogens
through body piercing, tattooing, and drinking alcohol.
Action
oriented, this video features young adults identifying risk
behaviors that can lead to hepatitis showing how this damage
(cirrhosis) can occur. This is done through animation and memorable
analogies that everybody can relate to in their daily lives and is
available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Mandarin and a special
version for African American Youth.
Also available in:
Spanish,
Mandarin,
Vietnamese,
Korean
Respect Yourself Protect
Yourself - Hip Hop (Urban Youth)
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full video.
In the voice of urban youth. Appropriate for youth/teen audience.
Promotes taking responsibility for one's own health care. Identifies
risky behaviors and liver-damaging activities.
Running time: 9 minutes.
The Silent
Stalker
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full video.
A powerful
9-minute video with animation promotes liver wellness, describing
risk behaviors that cause hepatitis B and C and liver damage
including cirrhosis and cancer of the liver. Appropriate for an
adult audience, it addresses various modes of transmission of viral
hepatitis including body piercing, tattoos, sharing needles,
toothbrushes, razors, and through sexual contact.
Also available in: Spanish
Other Productions
Liv and Lucky in Liverland
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full video.
Teach kids when they are toddlers to "love their liver" through animation education.
Build a foundation for decision making. Drugs and alcohol can damage the liver causing a lifetime of suffering.
Hepatitis 101
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Knowledge
is the key to prevention: Acting on lessons learned is essential
!!!
This unique
tutorial developed for teachers, counselors, outreach workers, and
health professionals
describes “tried and true”,
effective and easy-to-communicate messages about liver wellness, and
the prevention of viral hepatitis and substance abuse. Using
memorable analogies that everyone can relate to in their daily
lives, this upbeat and positive approach has been successful in
motivating individuals to avoid liver damaging activities and to
adopt healthier lifestyle behaviors. (12 minutes)
A must for counselors working with HCV, HIV,
co-infected individuals, and those attending STD or methadone
clinics, in corrections facilities, etc.
The Hidden Epidemic
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This 28 minute video provides an
overview of hepatitis A, B and especially C, featuring liver
specialists, patients and patient advocates. Basic information on
the liver, cirrhosis, treatment options, transplantation and coping
skills fills a need for patients, family members and the general
public about viral hepatitis.
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