US EditionWorld Hepatitis Day: Why India’s Hepatitis Crisis Needs Urgent Attention
- World Hepatitis Day is recognized on July 28 to raise awareness about hepatitis, which is the leading cause of liver cancer, according to the World Health Organization .
- Dr. Abhideep Chaudhary reported a 40% rise in acute viral hepatitis cases in India in the past three weeks, highlighting the urgency for public health intervention.
- Public understanding of hepatitis remains low in India, with experts advocating for better public awareness, routine screening, and preventive measures, including integrating the Hepatitis B vaccine into immunization programs.
- Experts warn that unsafe medical practices and a lack of routine screening contribute significantly to hepatitis transmission, necessitating a shift towards prevention.
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World Hepatitis Day 2025 Date: Know History and Significance of the Day That Raises Awareness About the Fight Against Hepatitis | 🙏🏻 LatestLY
World Hepatitis Day is an important global event that shines a global spotlight on the fight against viral hepatitis. By improving testing, expanding vaccination and treatment access, and challenging stigma, this day urges people to have the correct knowledge and understanding to make informed choices about hepatitis testing, treatment and vaccination. 🙏🏻 World Hepatitis Day 2025 Date: Know History and Significance of the Day That Raises Aware…
The goal of raising awareness about viral hepatitis, diseases that inflame the liver and can cause serious complications
World Hepatitis Day 2025: “Let’s Break It Down” — Dr Sanket Mehta Emphasizes the Urgent Need for Action
World Hepatitis Day is the global campaign organized annually on July 28 by the World Health Organization (WHO) to increase awareness about viral hepatitis that remains to be the silent epidemic killing millions of people. In the year 2025, the theme is as bold as breaking down the wall to eradicate hepatitis and prevent cancer in the liver: “Hepatitis: Let Us Break It Down”. The importance of early detection and the urgency of accessible care w…
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