Designed by Freepik Every year on July 28, the world marks World Hepatitis Day, a moment to talk openly about a disease that affects over 300 million people worldwide, yet is often overlooked. This year’s theme, “Let’s Break It Down,” is a powerful call to action. At Orientals Lifesavers Initiative, we believe that awareness is the first step to prevention, and that everyone deserves access to the right information, no matter their background.   What is Hepatitis? Hepatitis simply means inflammation of the liver. But when caused by viruses like hepatitis A, B, C, D, or E, it can become a silent threat damaging the liver over time, sometimes without obvious symptoms. Designed by Freepik Here’s a breakdown of the main types: Hepatitis A & E: Spread through contaminated food or water. Usually short-term. Hepatitis B & C: Spread through blood, sex, or from mother to child. Can lead to long-term liver damage, even cancer. Hepatitis ...