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Urgent action is needed to find, test and treat the missing millions suffering viral hepatitis

Urgent action is needed to find, test and treat the missing millions suffering viral hepatitis

Jul 27, 2018, at 05:29 pm

Millions of people across the world and in the WHO South-East Asia Region are infected with viral hepatitis without knowing and without receiving treatment. Both worldwide and in the Region less than one in 10 infected people are estimated to know their status, while less than 10% of those who do know their status are receiving appropriate treatment.