St. Luke's Liver Health Outreach offers free hepatitis C screenings Monday through Friday, 8:30  a.m. to 4 p.m. If you think even one of these risk factors may apply to you, come by and get tested. Parking is free.

• Received donated blood, blood products and/or organs prior to 1992 (www.cdc.gov)
  
• Received blood products for hemophilia before 1987
• Experience chronic fatigue with no medical explanation
• Have tested positive for HIV
• Received a tattoo or body piercing while in prison, jail, or outside the United States - or with ink and/or needles that were not properly sterilized or individually wrapped before being used.
• Served in the military during the Korean or Vietnam War (www.hepatitis.va.gov)
  
• Have been incarcerated (prison, jail)
• Have ever injected drugs or shared needles to inject drugs (www.cdc.gov)
  
• Have ever snorted drugs through a straw or shared a straw to snort drugs (www.nida.nih.gov)
  
• Have 10 or more lifetime sex partners (www.hcvadvocate.org)
  
• Are a man who has sex with other men (www.hcvadvocate.org)
  
• Have chronically elevated ALT levels, indicated on lab tests (www.houstontx.gov)
  
• Shared razors, toothbrushes or other personal hygiene products with someone infected with hepatitis C (www.cdc.gov)
  
• Sharing manicure/pedicure tools with someone who has hepatitis C
• Been exposed to Hepatitis C because your mother had or may have had hepatitis C when you were born (www.cdc.gov)
  
• Worked in an environment where you may have been in contact with blood, blood products or needles (www.cdc.gov)
  
• Have had a needle stick injury in a health care setting (www.cdc.gov)