Hepatitis

Bulgarian: Professor: It is very Likely that there will be a New COVID Wave in the Autumn

"The decline in COVID-19 cases is steady but the rate of decline is slowing. It is very likely that new mutations will emerge in the autumn to winter period of 2022, leading to a new variant that will increase morbidity. Probably the wave will be milder but there will be more infected people," said on Nova TV Prof.

Acute hepatitis: Is adenovirus 41 linked to the outbreak of cases in children? Much more contagious than Covid-19

The medical community around the world is on alert after the outbreak of acute hepatitis cases in children in various countries.

The most worrying thing of all, is the fact that some of the children who got sick (about 10%) needed a liver transplant, a development that shows the severity of the condition.

Pulmonologist Tzanakis: What is known on hepatitis that affects children

The associate Professor of Respiratory Medicine, Mr Nikos Tzanakis, spoke to MEGA channel about the appearance of hepatitis in children in Europe and its correlation with Covid-19.

Mr. Tzanakis referred to hepatitis and stressed that it has nothing to do with Covid-19.

Is there immunity without antibodies?

"Some mild problems in the category of older people over 70 do exist, with men who have developed a slightly weaker humoral response when it comes to Sinopharm vaccines. To a lesser extent, it also happens with other types of vaccines. We will pay special attention to this category of people." stated Dr. Marija Gnjatovic from the Institute of Nuclear Medicine.

Hepatitis A Boom in Bobov Dol

Hepatitis A boom in Bobov Dol. According to official data from RHI-Kyustendil, epidemic outbreaks were registered in some places. There are 25 registered cases for the past three months in the region.

Parents of children from the city expressed their concern. They don't believe that the municipality is taking sufficient measures to curb the disease.

More than 100 People Have been Tested for Hepatitis C on the 1st Day of the Campaign at Sofia City Hospital

More than 100 people have been tested for Hepatitis C on the first day of the campaign at Sofia City Hospital, BNT reported.

Blood tests are free and the goal is to detect the disease early in order to prevent complications and other life-threatening diagnoses.

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