Hundreds of former inmates potentially exposed to HIV and hepatitis C in prison
A significant number of former prisoners in Queensland may have been exposed to HIV and hepatitis C following the sharing of needles by an infected inmate.
Cases of hepatitis A increase at the beginning of the year in Juiz de Fora; see how to prevent it
There has been an increase in hepatitis A cases in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, prompting public health alerts about hygiene and food safety.
Ramón Bataller, liver health expert: "Alcohol is the main cause of deaths and hospital admissions related to the liver"
Dr. Ramón Bataller highlights the severe health impacts of alcohol consumption on liver diseases, indicating an increase in hospitalizations and mortality rates.
Hepatitis A and leptospirosis: Campinas region has 577 cases in five years, and the city hall warns of risk during the rainy season
The Campinas region has reported 577 cases of Hepatitis A and leptospirosis over five years, prompting health officials to issue warnings during the rainy season due to health risks from contaminated floodwaters.
African state cancels US-funded vaccine study
Guinea-Bissau has canceled a US-funded hepatitis B vaccine study after the World Health Organization expressed ethical concerns about its design.
Hepatitis continues to plague Brno and its surroundings, half of the infected are homeless and addicts
Brno is facing an ongoing hepatitis outbreak, with a significant portion of cases involving homeless individuals and drug addicts.
The fight against hepatitis in Africa hangs in the balance due to U.S. cuts: closed clinics, fewer tests, and canceled research
U.S. funding cuts are severely impacting the battle against hepatitis in Africa, leading to closed clinics and reduced testing capabilities.
Today on TV: 9-year-old Metta drank alcohol until drugs entered her life
The article discusses the struggles of 9-year-old Metta Sävikari, who began consuming alcohol at a young age and faced severe health challenges, including substance abuse and a health condition related to hepatitis C.
Hepatitis A risk at Nyköping Hospital – region calls in patients for vaccination
A small number of individuals have been contacted by the region due to a Hepatitis A risk at Nyköping Hospital, prompting a vaccination call.
The disease spreads through blood - Finland increases countermeasures
Finland's Ministry of Social Affairs and Health has allocated €6.95 million to combat Hepatitis C infections and related deaths.
Cold, cough, and fever... 20 people dead in 14 days, people have started fearing going to this village
In Chhainsa village in Haryana, India, fears have risen after 20 deaths in two weeks, prompting locals to avoid the area, now dubbed the 'village of death.'
Type A Hepatitis is on the Rise in Prague, Warn Hygienists
Prague hygienists report an increase in Type A Hepatitis cases, emphasizing that while recent numbers have risen, it is too early to confirm a trend.
Africa: All of Africa Today - February 16, 2026
The World Health Organization criticized a hepatitis B vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau as unethical, resulting in the halt of the study.
Hepatitis is moving from Prague and Central Bohemia to Moravia, where a 41-year-old man has died
An outbreak of hepatitis has spread from Prague to Moravia, resulting in the death of a 41-year-old man.
Reference Center for HIV/Aids in Campinas opens before Carnival, offering PrEP, PEP, and testing
The Reference Center for Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI), HIV/Aids, and Viral Hepatitis in Campinas will open on Saturday, February 7, providing PrEP, PEP, and testing services during the city's pre-Carnival festivities.
Abnormal Liver Enzymes in Women Aged 50-60, Could It Be a ‘Rare Chronic Illness’?
Recent health evaluations are increasingly identifying abnormal liver functions, prompting a closer examination for autoimmune hepatitis when common causes like viral hepatitis or fatty liver are ruled out.
Controversial Vaccine Study on Newborns in Guinea-Bissau Canceled
A controversial US-funded study on hepatitis B vaccines for newborns in Guinea-Bissau has been canceled following ethical concerns and criticisms regarding withholding an effective vaccine from a control group.
Controversial US study on hepatitis B vaccines in Africa is cancelled
A US-funded study on hepatitis B vaccines in newborns in Guinea-Bissau has been halted due to widespread criticism and controversy.
The presence of the virus has been detected on the UW campus. The university warned students
The University of Warsaw has warned students about the presence of Hepatitis A virus, which can be transmitted through food and sexual contact.
RFK Jr. cast doubt on a key vaccine. This country can't wait to get it
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has raised concerns about the safety and efficacy of the hepatitis B vaccine, coinciding with the CDC's decision to reduce the number of vaccines recommended for children.
The CDC just sidelined these childhood vaccines. Here's what they prevent
The CDC has reduced its recommendations for childhood vaccinations, excluding six vaccines that have historically protected against serious diseases.
Five times more hepatitis A than last year? This is the largest occurrence in the Czech Republic since 1984
The Czech Republic is experiencing the highest number of hepatitis A cases since 1984, with a reported fivefold increase compared to the previous year.
Fewer Recommended Vaccines
The CDC has reduced the number of recommended childhood vaccinations from seventeen to ten, with specific vaccines against polio and measles still included but with cautions on hepatitis A, hepatitis B, and Covid-19 vaccinations.
"Scissors" in Childhood Vaccination Recommendations in the US: Restrictions for RSV, Hepatitis, with Doctor's Advice for Flu and COVID-19
New restrictions on childhood vaccination recommendations in the US apply to RSV and hepatitis, with flu and COVID-19 shots advised at a doctor's discretion.
The End of the Subsidized Vaccine Project Against Hepatitis. Interest in Přerov Was Minimal
The article discusses the cessation of a subsidized hepatitis vaccine project due to minimal interest in the city of Přerov.
RFK Jr. Challenges the Foundations of Newborn Vaccinations. Viral Hepatitis is a Threat Again
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has influenced a shift in vaccination policy in the U.S. by questioning the necessity of administering the first dose of the hepatitis B vaccine within the first day of a newborn's life, potentially reintroducing risks that were previously managed.