Viral Hepatitis

This webinar discusses common myths about hepatitis B prevention and transmission and how to address common misconceptions.

The National Viral Hepatitis Progress Report provides information on seven data indicators, providing an objective way to assess progress toward achieving key viral hepatitis goals.

This webinar explores strategies for HCV testing and linkage to care for people currently in or transitioning from prison.

This fact sheet discusses how research from the University of California San Diego and published in Clinical Infectious Diseases, estimates the hepatitis A vaccination coverage needed to prevent outbreaks among people who inject drugs (PWID). Analyzing surveillance data from 16 states with recent hepatitis A outbreaks linked to PWID, the study found that vaccination coverage of at least 80% may be necessary to reliably achieve herd immunity—though some states, such as West Virginia, may require higher levels.

This webinar recording discusses how the hepatitis A landscape is changing globally. Between 2010 and 2019, the number of deaths from hepatitis A decreased globally by 10%, despite the number of cases increasing by 4%. A number of factors have helped drive these changes, including globalization and increased hepatitis A vaccination rates. 

This toolkit delivers updated data visualizations, infographics, and social media assets spotlighting the intersection of viral hepatitis and the opioid crisis—highlighting regional opioid prescribing rates alongside Hepatitis C mortality trends to support awareness campaigns during Hepatitis Awareness Month.

This guideline compiles up-to-date legal requirements across all U.S. states and territories, clarifying when healthcare providers and laboratories must report negative Hepatitis C test outcomes. It offers a clear, state-by-state breakdown to help public health entities and providers comply with surveillance obligations and improve data completeness.

This brochure provides essential information about Hepatitis C (HCV), including its transmission, symptoms, and the importance of early detection. It emphasizes the availability of effective treatments that can cure the infection, highlighting the need for regular testing and awareness to prevent long-term liver complications.