The most common forms of hepatitis - known as A to E - are caused by specific viral infections. However, the WHO ruled out these viruses in childhood cases.
Health authorities have been investigating the mystery illness, which has affected young people ranging from one month to 16 years old since a cluster of cases have been identified in Scotland between January and mid-April.
Kashmir's first Nucleic Acid Testing (NAT-PCR) facility at the Government Medical College (GMC) here is an addition to the long list of development initiatives in the Union Territory by the Central government.
Megastar Amitabh Bachchan was fatally injured on the sets of his film Coolie which had him clinically 'dead' for a couple of minutes in the ICU.
HBV is a deadly viral infection that attacks the liver, can cause both acute and chronic disease and kills nearly one million people every year.
However, Hepatitis E was the most common Hepatitis infection commonly diagnosed in India
According to the estimate, more than 70 million people in the world are suffering from Hepatitis C infection
28th July is observed as World Hepatitis Day to raise awareness about this silent killer, Hepatitis.
Amitabh Bachchan, a Hepatitis B conqueror, was on Friday appointed the WHO Goodwill Ambassador for the Hepatitis awareness programme in southeast Asia region.
The megastar Amitabh Bachchan who has conquered the battle with Hepatitis B and Tuberculosis gets candid about his stuggles on a mobile app launch. On Wednesday, he launched a mobile application ‘ABC of Breast Health’.
Mumbai: Megastar Amitabh Bachhan today made a big revelation by stating that he is a victim of hepatitis B, a chronic liver disease, for the last 20 years.The ‘Piku' star will be seen making this
New Delhi: These days when most of the couples living in metros suffer infertility. This piece of information might come handy for people who are longing to have a baby.According to the World Health Organization,
Drug major Cipla today announced the launch of generic drug Sofosbuvir for treating chronic Hepatitis C under the brand name 'Hepcvir', in India."Following the non-exclusive licensing agreement signed with Gilead Sciences in September last year
Top News
Latest News
