From hepatitis A to E, each virus impacts the liver differently some are curable, some silent for decades, and some deadly if ...

Did you know there are five types of hepatitis virus and three out of them are declared carcinogenic by WHO Lets know about ...

WHO reclassifies Hepatitis D as carcinogenic, warning of a 2-6% higher liver cancer risk. Urges urgent global action to ...

“Viral hepatitis is an infection of the liver with a virus,” explains Kallis. “There are five different types of viral hepatitis: hepatitis A through to E. Some cause an acute but transient infection; ...

Observed on 28 July 2025, The World Hepatitis Day promotes simplified care, breaks stigma, and drives global action to ...

Hepatitis A primarily spreads via the fecal-oral route. That means it is possible to contract the virus through close, personal contact with a person who has the virus. This could include caring ...

The World Health Organisation has classified hepatitis D as a cancer-causing infection. The health agency called hepatitis D ...

In Nigeria, over 20 million Nigerians are living with hepatitis B or C, with 18.2 million infected with hepatitis B and 2.5 ...

Hepatitis D virus is incompetent and requires hepatitis B virus for replication and aggravating liver infection, says gastroenterologist ...

The World Health Organization has classified Hepatitis D as a carcinogenic agent, joining Hepatitis B and C. With over 300 ...

The hepatitis G virus, known as GBV-C, seems to be well tolerated and could be a silver lining for patients with HIV, yet it increases the risk for non-Hodgkin lymphoma.