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Today, World Hepatitis Day emphasizes increasing awareness of the disease's symptoms and the importance of early diagnosis to reduce complications. The signs of infection can vary, including changes in urine color and laboratory test results, although symptoms may resemble those of different types of the virus. Sometimes, detecting the infection is challenging because many patients do not show symptoms for years, which underscores the importance of regular screening. Regarding prevention, vaccination is the most effective means against hepatitis A and B viruses, while currently there is no vaccine for hepatitis C. It is also recommended to avoid sharing tools that could be contaminated with blood to limit the spread of infection.
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