Frequently asked questions (FAQ)

Find answers to common questions about the HepaSkin project, screening programs, participation, and collaboration opportunities. For additional assistance, contact our support team.

HepaSkin is a Romania–Serbia cross-border project co-funded by the European Union through the Interreg IPA Programme. It aims to improve early detection of liver diseases and skin cancer by providing dedicated screenings, medical education, and public health resources.

Screenings are available to the general population, vulnerable groups, high-risk individuals, and anyone who presents symptoms or risk factors for liver or skin conditions.

Yes. All screenings and project activities are completely free, as they are funded through the Interreg IPA Romania–Serbia Programme.

You can register using the dedicated forms on the website. After submitting your details, the project team will contact you to confirm your appointment.

No. A medical referral is not required for the screenings.

Screenings take place at partner locations in Romania and Serbia, including hospitals, medical centers, mobile units, and temporary event venues.

A dermatologist examines the skin to identify suspicious lesions, atypical moles, or signs that may indicate skin cancer risk.

It may include an ultrasound scan, specific blood tests, and a consultation with a hepatology specialist.

Skin screenings typically take 10–20 minutes, while liver screenings take 20–40 minutes depending on the evaluation method.

You will be referred to medical specialists or appropriate healthcare facilities for further investigation.

They are online tools that help users assess their potential risk. They are not a diagnosis but a guidance tool.

They are freely available on the website in the dedicated resources section.

All personal data is handled according to GDPR and used solely for the project’s activities.

The project organizes screenings, workshops, webinars, educational campaigns, and community activities.

Screenings target communities within the project region, but educational resources are accessible to everyone.

The website is available in Romanian and English.

Check the Events and Blog sections for announcements and updates.

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