Archive · 28 Jul 2025
World Hepatitis Day 2025: Highlighting Risk Factors
World Hepatitis Day, held yearly on July 28, aims to teach people about hepatitis, a group of liver diseases.
The 2025 theme is about removing barriers to prevent liver cancer and eliminate hepatitis.
Hepatitis can be spread in several ways, like through unsafe blood transfusions or sharing needles.
Other ways include unprotected sex or poor sanitation.
Getting vaccinated and avoiding these risks helps protect you.
World Hepatitis Day is observed annually on July 28 to raise awareness of hepatitis.
The 2025 theme is 'Hepatitis: Let's Break It Down,' emphasizing removing obstacles to eliminate hepatitis.
Unsafe blood transfusions can transmit hepatitis B or C.
Sharing needles or syringes is a risk factor for hepatitis B and C.
Factors such as unprotected sex, poor sanitation, and lack of vaccination can increase risk.
- Who
- General public
- What
- Factors that increase risk of contracting hepatitis.
- When
- World Hepatitis Day is observed on July 28.
- Where
- N/A
- Why
- To raise global awareness about hepatitis and its prevention.
- Event
- World Hepatitis Day
- Date
- July 28
- 2025 Theme
- "Hepatitis: Let's Break It Down"
- Risk Factor
- Unsafe blood transfusions
- Risk Factor
- Sharing needles
- Risk Factor
- Unprotected sex
Sources
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