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Breaking Down Barriers: The Ongoing Campaign Against Viral Hepatitis

27 July 2025 by CapeTownNewsReader

Viral hepatitis is a group of liver infections caused by viruses spread through dirty food, blood, or close contact. The liver quietly works hard every day, but hepatitis can harm it without many obvious signs at first. Communities fight back with vaccines, clean habits, education, and kind support to stop the virus from spreading. Together, people are breaking down fear and stigma, helping everyone stay healthier and stronger.

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