Hepatitis B: Presentation on Disease, Vaccine, and Public Health

This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of Hepatitis B, a vaccine-preventable disease. It begins with an introduction to the disease, including its definition, risk factors, symptoms, morbidity and mortality details, and clinical manifestations. The presentation then explores treatment options, incidence and prevalence statistics, and information on the causative agent, including its classification and mode of transmission. It delves into the body systems affected by the virus, detailing the role and function of the liver and the pathophysiology of the disease. The presentation also covers vaccine details, including the available vaccine type, its effectiveness, and how it restores homeostasis by stimulating the immune system. The conclusion emphasizes the importance of vaccination and hygiene in preventing the disease and encourages prompt medical consultation for those exhibiting symptoms. References to key sources are also provided.