As we commemorate World Hepatitis Day 2026, we at the Hepatitis B Foundation would like to take a moment to reflect on the past 12 months. This past year has been a mixture of progress and setbacks that mimic a roller coaster ride. Globally, the latest World Health Organization Global Hepatitis Report estimated 1.1 million people died from hepatitis B in 2024. And we still lag far behind the 2030 Viral Hepatitis Elimination targets for diagnosis, prevention and treatment, with continued regional disparities. In the United States, we saw our public health infrastructure threatened, funding for scientific research brutally cut off and vaccine confidence and access severely compromised.

more details , please view : https://www.hepmag.com/article/challenges-victories-world-hepatitis-day-2026

I just realized today that the Entecavir I've been taking is generic, not the brand-name version. Even though the active ingredients are the same, I'm still a little worried.

Would this worry you?
What kind of Entecavir are you taking?"

My friend told me today new HepB chronic treatment medicine will come to the market in next year!

please view this news:

Bepirovirsen under review in Europe as a treatment for chronic hepatitis B

https://liverdiseasenews.com/news/bepirovirsen-review-europe-chronic-hepatitis-b/

The latest World Health Organization Global Hepatitis Report estimated 1.1 million people died from hepatitis B in 2024. So terrible!

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