Tingginya prevalensi infeksi VHB, W

Tingginya prevalensi infeksi VHB, World Health Organization (WHO) membagi menjadi 3 macam daerah endemis yaitu: tinggi (10-15%), sedang (8%) dan rendah (5%). Untuk prevalensi VHB di negara-negara berkembang Indonesia (10%), Malaysia (5,3%), Brunai (6,1%), Thailand (8%-10%), Filipina (3,4%-7%). Indonesia menjadi negara dengan penderita Hepatitis B ketiga terbanyak di dunia setelah China dan India dengan jumlah penderita 13 juta orang, sementara di Jakarta diperkirakan satu dari 20 penduduk menderita penyakit Hepatitis B. Sebagian besar penduduk kawasan ini terinfeksi Virus Hepatitis B (VHB) sejak usia kanak-kanak. Sejumlah Negara di Asia, 8-10% populasi orang menderita Hepatitis B kronik

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The high prevalence of infection of VHB, the World Health Organization (WHO) divide into 3 kinds of endemic areas i.e.: high (10-15%), moderate (8%) and low (5%). For VHB prevalence in developing countries Indonesia (10%), Malaysia (5.3%), Brunei (6.1%), Thailand (8%-10%), the Philippines (3.4% vs 7%). Indonesia became the country with the third largest Hepatitis B sufferers in the world after China and India by the number of sufferers of 13 million people, while in Jakarta, an estimated one in 20 residents suffer from Hepatitis B disease. Most of the population of the area is infected with Hepatitis B Virus (VHB) since the age of childhood. A number of countries in Asia, 8-10% of people suffer from chronic Hepatitis B

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The high prevalence of HBV infection, the World Health Organization (WHO) divide into 3 kinds of endemic areas are: high (10-15%), moderate (8%) and low (5%). For HBV prevalence in developing countries Indonesia (10%), Malaysia (5.3%), Brunei (6.1%), Thailand (8% -10%), the Philippines (3.4% -7%). Indonesia is the country with Hepatitis B and the third largest in the world after China and India with the number of 13 million people, while in Jakarta an estimated one in 20 people suffer from hepatitis B. Most of the region's population infected with Hepatitis B Virus (HBV) since age children -kanak. A number of countries in Asia, 8-10% of the population of people suffering from chronic Hepatitis B