Viral Hepatitis

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Table of contents
01 The disease and its symptoms
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02 People at risk
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03 Risk factors
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04 Available treatments
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05 Disease prevention and control

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06 Conclusion
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01
The disease and
its symptoms

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Who is at risk?

1 2
Genetic factors Environmental factors
When a genetic factor puts a person When an environmental factor puts a
at risk of developing an illness, it person at risk of developing an illness,
means that there is a hereditary it means that exposure to certain
component to that illness. This can be substances, conditions or situations in
due to specific genetic mutations or the environment can increase the
variations that increase a person's likelihood of developing that illness
susceptibility to developing the illness

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Introduction to the disease

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you’re going to speak about. This helps your
audience understand:

○ The context

○ The health risks

○ Likelihood of developing it

○ Prevalence

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Types of diseases
Spread
Diseases spread as
communicable or stem from
genetics/lifestyle as non-
communicable. Recognizing
how diseases transmit
informs preventive
measures, while
understanding non-
communicable causes aids
in lifestyle adjustments
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Duration
Diseases range from acute,
with sudden symptoms and
short span, to chronic, with
prolonged effects. Managing
acute cases requires swift
action, while chronic
conditions demand
continuous care to alleviate
lasting impact
Types
Diseases vary based on
transmission, like
communicable (spreadable)
and non-communicable
(non-spreadable). They can
also differ in duration: acute
(short-term) or chronic
(long-lasting)
Four main types of treatments
Medical treatment
This involves the use of medications,
surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy
or other medical procedures to treat a
particular illness
Alternative therapies
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treatments that are not considered part of
conventional medical practice
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Behavioral therapy
Behavioral therapies involve various
techniques that are used to treat mental
health conditions, such as depression,
anxiety and addiction
Lifestyle changes
Lifestyle changes involve making
modifications to an individual's diet,
exercise habits or other behaviors
Risk factors
Age
Many diseases occur more
frequently in certain
age brackets
Environment
Exposure to certain
substances in the
environment can increase
the risk of developing
some diseases
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Genetics Lifestyle
Some diseases have a Certain behaviors can
hereditary component and increase the risk of
can be passed down developing
through families certain illnesses
Medical history Gender
A personal or family Some illnesses are more
history of certain illnesses common in one gender
can increase the risk of than the other
developing related or
similar conditions
10,000
Patients treated

85%
Success rate

1,000
Suffered secondary effects

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 $1 billion
Investment in disease research is crucial for
improving public health outcomes, advancing
medicine and improving quality of life for patients,
which in turn has the potential for significant
economic growth and global health benefits

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Disease prevalence
0-5% of the population in
these regions are affected
by the disease

6-14% of the population in

these regions are affected
by the disease

15-30% of the population

in these regions are
affected by the disease

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Symptoms and diagnosis
Most common
symptoms
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Risk factors and complications
Contributing
Risk factors Description Prevalence Complications Severity
factors

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Disease history

Discovery of Early research First treatment Milestone

the disease discoveries

Breakthrough Epidemic Current Future

treatment outbreak research directions

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Diagnosis and treatment
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Patient Diagnosis Prescribe

Diagnostic test
symptoms confirmed treatment

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Diagnosis and treatment
flowchart Region Number of cases Percentage of cases
North 1,000 20%

Number of cases of the disease over

South 2,500 50%
time
○ Describe the trend of the disease cases East 1,200 24%
over time
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the graph the disease
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○ Describe any notable variations or trends
among the regions
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Disease overview and conclusions
Information Key findings
○ Summarize the most important or relevant
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Causes aspects of the disease
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Symptoms
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Diagnosis
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Treatment
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Provide an overview of the implications for
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Prevention the current diagnosis and treatment plan
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