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The Latest Breaking News from Hepatitis

What is Adenovirus and what are the symptoms as doctors investigate spike in child hepatitis cases

Infectious microbes may be linked to spike in illnesses among young people

The Independent UK

What are the symptoms of hepatitis and can it be treated?

Health officials are investigating a ‘mini epidemic’ in child hepatitis cases in the UK

The Independent UK

Hepatitis warning signs as number of child cases in UK rises again

Ten children have now had to have liver transplants

Liverpool Echo

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IDPH issues warning about three potential cases of severe hepatitis in children in Illinois

Two cases were in the suburbs. And one was in Western Illinois.

Chicago Sun-Times

Three British kids hit with mystery hepatitis as two more needed liver transplant

Experts believe there are most cases which are currently undetected and children’s immune systems have possibly been weakened following repeated lockdowns

Daily Mirror

Child hepatitis cases increase with 11 instances confirmed in Wales

In total there have been more than 100 cases in the UK. So far 10 children have needed a liver transplant

Wales Online

Number of investigated cases of hepatitis in children rises to 111

The UKHSA said the rise in severe cases of hepatitis may be linked to adenoviruses.

The Independent UK

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Doctors reveal likely cause of mysterious child hepatitis as 11 need urgent transplant

Investigations ‘increasingly’ point to F41 strain of adenovirus after string of sudden cases around world

The Independent UK

Ten UK children require transplant amid surge in hepatitis cases

Lack of exposure to adenoviruses due to Covid restrictions is most likely explanation for surge, experts say

The Guardian - UK

Child dies from mystery hepatitis spike found in at least 114 kids in UK

The WHO confirmed that at least one child had died following an increase of acute hepatitis of unknown origin

Liverpool Echo

One child dies amid mysterious hepatitis outbreak, says World Health Organization

17 children have required liver transplants as a result of the hepatitis cases, says WHO

Evening Standard

Child dies with hepatitis following mystery spike among kids as UK cases reach 114

At least 169 cases of hepatitis have been reported in children around the world - with the majority - 114 - reported in the UK. One child has died and 17 more have needed urgent liver transplants

Daily Mirror

Kids' hepatitis cases linked to common virus following rise

Health officials are investigating around 108 cases in the UK alone since the start of the year

Bristol Post

Child dies of hepatitis as 114 cases of mysterious strain found in UK

Most of the hepatitis cases in children have been found in the UK.

Daily Record

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The Independent UK

At least one child has died due to mystery strain of ‘acute, severe’ hepatitis, WHO says

At least 169 cases of the disease reported in children in 12 countries, including the UK

Wales Online

Child dies of mysterious strain of hepatitis with 114 cases in UK

The severe variant of the illness has been found in 12 countries with 17 children needing liver transplants

The Guardian - UK

At least one child has died from mystery strain of severe hepatitis, WHO confirms

Strain reported in 12 countries causing at least 169 cases in young children, most of them in the UK

The Hindu

WHO says at least one child has died after increase of acute hepatitis cases in children

The WHO said a common cold virus known as an adenovirus had been detected in at least 74 cases

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The Independent UK

Child hepatitis surge ‘linked to common cold virus’ as UK reports 108 cases

Eight children in the UK had to have liver transplants after contracting severe hepatitis

Daily Record

Scots cop faced agonising wait for HIV results after pricking himself on addict's used needle in Tesco

Pc Lee Munro was put on medication to combat HIV and hepatitis C after piercing finger on needle while searching heroin user.

Daily Record

World Health Organization (WHO) monitoring hepatitis surge affecting children in Tayside

Public Health Scotland (PHS) chiefs were also made aware of the cases of hepatitis – an inflammation of the liver – identified in children aged between one and five years old who have been admitted to hospital across the central belt

Wales Online

GMB GP admits we don't know what's causing hepatitis spike in children

More than 100 children have gone down with mystery liver condition

Wales Online

Hepatitis rising among children and it could be down to Covid pandemic

There has been a sharp increase in severe hepatitis cases among children under ten in the UK over recent months. The UK Health Security Agency has been informed of 74 cases since January 2022, with 49 of these in England, 13 in Scotland and the remai

Liverpool Echo

Child hepatitis cases: Signs and symptoms as cases rise to 108

Eight children had to receive a liver transplant

Bristol Post

GMB GP speaks of 'really serious' condition seeing uptick among children

Some have ended up needing a liver transplant

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