Poster

This poster says that even if a person feels healthy and has no symptoms, he/she can still have hepatitis C. It says that everyone born between 1945-1965 should get tested for HCV, because if left untreated, it can lead to cancer. This poster is also available in a larger size (24 x 36 in.) at http://www.cdc.gov/knowmorehepatitis/media/posters.htm.

This poster is an infographic that describes the importance of HPV cancer prevention. It states that parents and healthcare professionals are the key to protecting adolescents from HPV cancers and recommends vaccinating 11-12 year olds.

This poster was designed educate members of the Navajo Nation about the conditions that put one at risk for TB.

Luís Figo’s "I Am Stopping Tuberculosis" campaign consists of materials including posters, computer wallpaper, and postcards delivering key messages on tuberculosis.

This poster includes information on TB testing and TB disease symptoms.

This poster states that many people are unaware of their hepatitis infection. It advises individuals to talk to their doctor and get tested.

This poster emphasizes the seriousness of hepatitis infection and advises individuals to talk to their doctor, learn more about the disease, and get vaccinated.

This poster urges anyone who has ever injected drugs to get tested for hepatitis C.

This poster states that hepatitis B is a serious disease spread by sexual contact. It promotes vaccination as a way of preventing the disease.

This poster states that 1 in 12 Asian has chronic Hepatitis B and advises Asian Americans to consult their doctors about getting tested.