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Alarm after sharp rise in Hepatitis A cases, water contamination suspected
The Morning Standard
|November 23, 2024
HOSPITALS across the city are witnessing a disturbing rise in Hepatitis A cases, with both young children and adults suffering from severe liver damage—some patients are as young as two years old. This surge in infections, combined with liver failures, signals a potential public health crisis.
“We are seeing a huge uptick in Hepatitis A cases where many patients suffered liver failures, eventually requiring transplants. The most affected are the young adults,” said Dr Shalimar, Professor, Department of Gastroenterology, AIIMS.
The doctors are calling it an "outbreak" since nearly 50% of patients reporting liver issues test positive for Hepatitis A.
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