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EVOLVE-HBV: Report of a Road Show to engage local communities in a Hepatitis B Programme, in KwaZulu Natal, South Africa

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posted on 2025-05-28, 10:04 authored by Busangani Ngwenya, Motswedi Anderson, Nondumiso Mpanza, Gloria SukaliGloria Sukali, Landiwe Ndimande, Nonhlanhla Ndlela, Snenhlanhla Xulu, Ntombi Nkosi, Sinethemba Simelane, Welcome Mbokazi, Luthando Zuma, Nomathamsanqa Majozi, Elizabeth WaddiloveElizabeth Waddilove, Marion DelphinMarion Delphin, Ngcebo Mhlongo, Thandeka Khoza, Collins Iwuji, Guy Harling, Janine Upton, Janet Seeley, Philippa C. Matthews

This document reports on a community Roadshow that was hosted in the KwaZulu Natal district of South Africa in November 2024. The Roadshow set out to engage members of the local community with a study of hepatitis B virus (HBV), EVOLVE-HBV (Evaluation of Vukuzazi LiVEr disease - Hepatitis B) . EVOLVE-HBV project was introduced to conduct research on Hepatitis B infection in South Africa. The study is linked to the Vukuzazi programme, a collaboration between the Africa Health Research Institute (AHRI) and the uMkhanyakude community in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Vukuzazi used mobile clinics to collect health-related data in between 2018-2020. The report is for members of the research community, participants in the event, funders and sponsors, in order to provide a record of activities, and to inform future planning.


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