The CDC and your liver health
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is a trusted source of evidence-based information on liver health, viral hepatitis, vaccinations, and disease prevention. We encourage visitors to use CDC resources to stay informed, discuss recommended screenings and vaccinations with their healthcare provider, and continue exploring educational resources from The Liver Hope Foundation to support lifelong liver health.
Trusted information for everyone
This page is intended for people living with liver disease, individuals at risk for liver disease, family members and caregivers, healthcare professionals, and anyone seeking trusted, evidence-based information about liver health and disease prevention. It helps visitors access reliable CDC resources to better understand liver disease, viral hepatitis, vaccinations, screening recommendations, and healthy lifestyle practices.
Why the CDC is essential for liver health
The most important thing we want visitors to understand is that the CDC is one of the nation's most trusted sources for evidence-based information on liver health, viral hepatitis, vaccinations, disease prevention, and public health recommendations. By using CDC resources alongside the educational materials provided by The Liver Hope Foundation, visitors can make informed decisions, reduce their risk of liver disease, and work with their healthcare providers to protect their long-term health.
Take the next step for your liver health
After reading this page, we encourage visitors to explore the CDC's trusted liver health resources, discuss recommended screenings and vaccinations with their healthcare provider, and continue learning through the educational resources available from The Liver Hope Foundation. Our goal is for every visitor to feel informed, empowered, and prepared to take proactive steps to protect their liver health.