Hepatitis A; Transmission, Symptoms, Diagnosis & Treatment

Risk factors

According to the World Health Organization, the risk factors that increase the likelihood of being infected with hepatitis A include:

  • Individuals with a poor sanitation
  • Individuals and geographic areas with a lack of safe water sources
  • Living in the same house with an infected individual
  • Having an infected individual as a sexual partner
  • Using recreational drugs
  • Men who have sex with other men
  • Traveling to an area with a high risk of hepatitis A without previous immunization
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Martin is a seasoned Health and Nutrition Editor with a passion for promoting wellness through science-backed content. With 11 years of experience, Martin specializes in translating complex nutritional information into practical advice for readers.

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