Hepatitis B in Ghana: How Common It Is and What You Can Do
Hepatitis B remains one of the most common viral infections in Ghana, affecting millions and increasing the risk of liver cancer and other serious complications. With prevalence rates around 8–12% in different regions, the disease poses a major public health challenge. The good news is that Hepatitis B can be prevented and managed through timely testing, vaccination, and treatment. Ghana’s new birth-dose vaccine policy is a big step toward protecting newborns and reducing mother-to-child transmission. This guide explains how common Hepatitis B is in Ghana, the risks, symptoms, and—most importantly—what you can do to stay protected.
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