What Do Know About The World Hepatitis Day?

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    When is world hepatitis day celebrated every year around the world? 

    • On June 28th every year
    • On July 28th every year
    • On August 20th every year
    • On September 1st every year
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Hepatitis is a disease that affects the functioning of someone's liver. It has no cure and can be contracted through saliva and sharing sharp objects such as needles. Because of people's lack of information and also the need for prevention of the disease, we all get to raise awareness and learn more about it on world Hepatitis Day, every year. Do you think you have enough facts about this disease to pass our quiz? Take our quiz and find out.

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  • 2. 
    Which form of Hepatitis is the subject of an awareness campaign on Hepatitis Day? - ProProfs

    Which form of Hepatitis is the subject of an awareness campaign on Hepatitis Day?

    • Hepatitis C and D

    • Hepatitis A, B, C and D

    • Hepatitis B and C

    • Hepatitis A

    Correct Answer
    A. Hepatitis A, B, C and D
    Explanation
    The subject of the awareness campaign on Hepatitis Day is Hepatitis A, B, C, and D. This means that the campaign aims to raise awareness about all four types of hepatitis - A, B, C, and D.

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  • 3. 
    What was the chosen theme for World Hepatitis Day in 2016? - ProProfs

    What was the chosen theme for World Hepatitis Day in 2016?

    • It’s closer than you think.

    • Know Hepatitis-Act now

    • More must be done to stop this silent killer

    • Hepatitis: Think Again

    Correct Answer
    A. Know Hepatitis-Act now
    Explanation
    The chosen theme for World Hepatitis Day in 2016 was "Know Hepatitis-Act now." This theme emphasizes the importance of raising awareness about hepatitis and taking immediate action to prevent and treat the disease. It encourages individuals to educate themselves about hepatitis and to take proactive steps to prevent its spread and to seek early diagnosis and treatment.

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  • 4. 
    What was 2015's chosen theme for this event? - ProProfs

    What was 2015's chosen theme for this event?

    • More must be done to stop this silent killer.

    • Prevention of viral Hepatitis. Act now.

    • It’s closer than you think.

    • Hepatitis: Think Again

    Correct Answer
    A. Prevention of viral Hepatitis. Act now.
    Explanation
    The chosen theme for the event in 2015 was "Prevention of viral Hepatitis. Act now." This theme highlights the urgency and importance of taking action to prevent the spread of viral Hepatitis. It emphasizes the need for immediate and proactive measures to address this silent killer and raise awareness about the disease. By focusing on prevention, the theme aims to encourage individuals and communities to take proactive steps to protect themselves and others from Hepatitis.

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  • 5. 
    How many people are said to die from the disease every year? - ProProfs

    How many people are said to die from the disease every year?

    • Nearly 1.4 Million.

    • 1 Million every year.

    • 500, 000 people around the world.

    • 20,000 people around the world.

    Correct Answer
    A. Nearly 1.4 Million.
    Explanation
    The correct answer is "Nearly 1.4 Million" because it states the closest estimate to the number of people who die from the disease every year. The other options provide lower estimates, ranging from 1 million to 20,000, which are not as accurate as the given answer.

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  • 6. 
    Which below does not take place during the planned events on Hepatitis Day? - ProProfs

    Which below does not take place during the planned events on Hepatitis Day?

    • Cures

    • Free screenings

    • Poster campaigns

    • Flash mobs and vaccination drives

    Correct Answer
    A. Cures
    Explanation
    The planned events on Hepatitis Day typically involve activities aimed at raising awareness about hepatitis, promoting prevention measures, and providing access to screening and vaccination. While free screenings, poster campaigns, and flash mobs and vaccination drives are commonly organized during these events, the provision of cures is not typically a part of the planned activities. Hepatitis Day focuses more on prevention, early detection, and treatment rather than providing cures.

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  • 7. 
    How many countries around the Word recognize World Hepatitis Day? - ProProfs

    How many countries around the Word recognize World Hepatitis Day?

    • 100 countries

    • 50 countries

    • 200 countries

    • 20 countries

    Correct Answer
    A. 100 countries
    Explanation
    World Hepatitis Day is recognized by 100 countries around the world. This global awareness day, observed on July 28th each year, aims to raise awareness about viral hepatitis, promote prevention measures, and encourage testing and treatment. The fact that 100 countries recognize this day highlights the international effort and commitment to combatting hepatitis and reducing its impact on public health.

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  • 8. 
    What was the chosen theme for the year 2011? - ProProfs

    What was the chosen theme for the year 2011?

    • Hepatitis affects everyone, everywhere. Know it. Confront it. Confront her.

    • It’s closer than you think.

    • Hepatitis affects everyone, everywhere.

    • Hepatitis affects everyone, everywhere. Know it.

    Correct Answer
    A. Hepatitis affects everyone, everywhere. Know it. Confront it. Confront her.
    Explanation
    The chosen theme for the year 2011 was "Hepatitis affects everyone, everywhere. Know it. Confront it. Confront her." This theme emphasizes the impact of hepatitis on individuals globally and encourages awareness and action to address the disease. The use of the word "her" suggests that the theme also aims to highlight the specific impact of hepatitis on women.

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  • 9. 
    When did this day, first became official around the world? - ProProfs

    When did this day, first became official around the world?

    • In 2010

    • In 2008

    • In 2009

    • In 2007

    Correct Answer
    A. In 2010
  • 10. 
    Which one is part of the events planned on World Hepatitis Day? - ProProfs

    Which one is part of the events planned on World Hepatitis Day?

    • Concerts

    • Free medicine.

    • HIV/AIDS screening.

    • Medical coverage

    Correct Answer
    A. Concerts
    Explanation
    World Hepatitis Day is an annual event aimed at raising awareness about viral hepatitis and promoting actions to prevent and treat it. While free medicine, HIV/AIDS screening, and medical coverage are all important aspects of healthcare, concerts are not typically associated with World Hepatitis Day. Concerts are more likely to be organized for entertainment purposes rather than for addressing the specific goals and objectives of World Hepatitis Day.

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