Book Detail
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Hepatitis and Related Disorders Sourcebook
Chambers, James, Ed.
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Category: ConsHlth: Disease
Publication Date: 11/2024
Status: Not Yet Published
Retail Price: 97.00 (Tentative Price May Change)
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Synopsis:
"Hepatitis is a big health problem worldwide, with millions of new cases each year. There are different types of hepatitis viruses, such as A, B, C, D, and E, each spreading in different ways. A and E usually spread through contaminated food or water, while B, C, and D are mainly passed through blood contact, like sharing needles or having unprotected sex. These infections can cause serious liver problems, including liver failure and cancer. Hepatitis B and C are the most common types globally. Even though there are vaccines for A and B, it's still a challenge to make sure everyone gets vaccinated and has access to effective treatments. This sourcebook aims to help tackle these challenges by providing detailed information on hepatitis, including how to prevent it and what treatments are available, to help healthcare workers, policymakers, and people affected by hepatitis fight against it.Hepatitis and Related Disorders Sourcebook, First Edition explores the complexities of hepatitis, a group of viral infections that affect the liver and are a big health problem worldwide. Hepatitis can range from short-term infections to long-lasting conditions that can lead to serious liver problems if not treated. This guide covers different types of viral hepatitis, how they spread, ways to prevent them, and what treatments are out there. From understanding the basics of viral hepatitis to how it interacts with other health issues like HIV and drug use disorders, this sourcebook gives readers the knowledge they need to deal with the challenges of hepatitis and related disorders.Part 1: Understanding Hepatitis lays the groundwork by providing an overview of viral hepatitis, including its global impact and classification. It explores the division of viral hepatitis and delves into the characteristics of each hepatitis virus, addressing frequently asked questions and offering insights into recent surveillance reports.Part 2: Hepatitis Transmission and P
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