This color-coded world map depicts the estimated age at the midpoint of population immunity (AMPI) to hepatitis A by country. Dark blue ...

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Both the hepatitis A and B viruses are commonly present in much of the developing world. Find out if you are at risk by using the map tool on our website.

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Regions where hepatitis A is highly endemic include South Asia (particularly Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan), Sub-Saharan and North Africa, parts of the ...

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Infection is common in low- and middle-income countries with poor sanitary conditions and hygienic practices, and most children (90%) have been ...

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The maps provided are for informational purposes and do not represent an exhaustive list of countries or areas affected by the disease shown.

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by K Mohd Hanafiah · 2011 · Cited by 142 — The changing epidemiology of hepatitis A virus (HAV) in many world regions heightens the need for up-to-date risk maps. HAV infection is usually ...

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Hepatitis A virus (HAV) and hepatitis E virus (HEV) infection in developing countries are associated with contaminated food or water. Although Thailand is non- ...

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Regions where hepatitis A is highly endemic include South Asia · (particularly Bangladesh, India, Nepal and Pakistan), Sub-Saharan and North ...

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by KH Jacobsen · 2018 · Cited by 190 — No country will be able to completely eliminate its risk from hepatitis A while HAV remains endemic in any part of the world. Although the trends in hepatitis ...

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