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Version 12.0.Last Reviewed: February 29, 2024Source: Division of Viral Hepatitis, National Center for HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention* Syndicatehome Statistics & Surveillance* plus icon Viral Hepatitis Surveillance – United States+ plus icon 2022 Surveillanceo plus icon Overview- Background- National Profile of Viral Hepatitis- Technical Noteso plus icon Hepatitis A- Figure 1.1 – Number of Cases & Estimated Infections- Figure 1.2 – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Figure 1.3 – Map of Case Rates- Figure 1.4 – Case Rates by Age Group- Figure 1.5 – Case Rates by Sex- Figure 1.6 – Case Rates by Race & Ethnicity- Figure 1.7 – Infection Risk Behaviors- Table 1.1 – Number & Rates of Cases by Jurisdiction- Table 1.2 – Cases & Rates by Demographics- Table 1.3 – Cases by Risk Behaviors- Table 1.4 – Death Rates by Demographicso plus icon Hepatitis B- Figure 2.1 – Acute – Number of Cases- Figure 2.2 – Acute – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Figure 2.3 – Acute – Map of Case Rates- Figure 2.4 – Acute – Case Rates by Age Group- Figure 2.5 – Acute – Case Rates by Sex- Figure 2.6 – Acute – Case Rates by Race & Ethnicity- Figure 2.7 – Acute – Infection Risk- Figure 2.8 – Map of Death Rates- Table 2.1 – Acute – Number & Rates of Cases- Table 2.2 – Acute – Cases & Rates by Demographics- Table 2.3 – Acute – Cases by Risk Behaviors- Table 2.4 – Perinatal – Cases by Jurisdiction- Table 2.5 – Chronic – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 2.6 – Chronic – Case Rates by Demographics- Table 2.7 – Death Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 2.8 – Death Rates by Demographicso plus icon Hepatitis C- Figure 3.1 – Acute – Number of Cases- Figure 3.2 – Acute – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Figure 3.3 – Acute – Map of Case Rates- Figure 3.4 – Acute – Case Rates by Age Group- Figure 3.5 – Acute – Case Rates by Sex- Figure 3.6 – Acute – Case Rates by Race & Ethnicity- Figure 3.7 – Acute – Infection Risk Behaviors- Figure 3.8 – Chronic – Case Rates by Sex & Age- Figure 3.9 – Map of Death Rates- Table 3.1 – Acute – Number & Rates of Cases- Table 3.2 – Acute – Cases & Rates by Demographics- Table 3.3 – Acute – Infection Risk Behaviors- Table 3.4 – Perinatal – Cases by Jurisdiction- Table 3.5 – Chronic – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 3.6 – Chronic – Case Rates by Demographics- Table 3.7 – Death Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 3.8 – Death Rates by Demographicso plus icon Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention Program- Figure 4.1 – Outcomes by Birth Cohort Year- Table 4.1 – Outcomes by Jurisdictiono plus icon Appendix- Figure 5.1 – Reported Acute Hepatitis B & C Cases- Table 5.1 – Acute Viral Hepatitis Cases- Table 5.2 – Acute & Chronic Hepatitis C Cases- Table 5.3 – Numbers & Rates of Reported Acute Hepatitis B & C+ plus icon 2021 Surveillanceo plus icon Overview- Background- National Profile of Viral Hepatitis- Technical Noteso plus icon Hepatitis A- Figure 1.1 – Number of Cases & Estimated Infections- Figure 1.2 – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Figure 1.3 – Map of Case Rates- Figure 1.4 – Case Rates by Age Group- Figure 1.5 – Case Rates by Sex- Figure 1.6 – Case Rates by Race & Ethnicity- Figure 1.7 – Infection Risk Behaviors- Table 1.1 – Number & Rates of Cases by Jurisdiction- Table 1.2 – Cases & Rates by Demographics- Table 1.3 – Cases by Risk Behaviors- Table 1.4 – Death Rates by Demographicso plus icon Hepatitis B- Figure 2.1 – Acute – Number of Cases- Figure 2.2 – Acute – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Figure 2.3 – Acute – Map of Case Rates- Figure 2.4 – Acute – Case Rates by Age Group- Figure 2.5 – Acute – Case Rates by Sex- Figure 2.6 – Acute – Case Rates by Race & Ethnicity- Figure 2.7 – Acute – Infection Risk- Figure 2.8 – Map of Death Rates- Table 2.1 – Acute – Number & Rates of Cases- Table 2.2 – Acute – Cases & Rates by Demographics- Table 2.3 – Acute – Cases by Risk Behaviors- Table 2.4 – Perinatal – Cases by Jurisdiction- Table 2.5 – Chronic – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 2.6 – Chronic – Case Rates by Demographics- Table 2.7 – Death Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 2.8 – Death Rates by Demographicso plus icon Hepatitis C- Figure 3.1 – Acute – Number of Cases- Figure 3.2 – Acute – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Figure 3.3 – Acute – Map of Case Rates- Figure 3.4 – Acute – Case Rates by Age Group- Figure 3.5 – Acute – Case Rates by Sex- Figure 3.6 – Acute – Case Rates by Race & Ethnicity- Figure 3.7 – Acute – Infection Risk Behaviors- Figure 3.8 – Chronic – Case Rates by Sex & Age- Figure 3.9 – Map of Death Rates- Table 3.1 – Acute – Number & Rates of Cases- Table 3.2 – Acute – Cases & Rates by Demographics- Table 3.3 – Acute – Infection Risk Behaviors- Table 3.4 – Perinatal – Cases by Jurisdiction- Table 3.5 – Chronic – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 3.6 – Chronic – Case Rates by Demographics- Table 3.7 – Death Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 3.8 – Death Rates by Demographicso plus icon Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention Program- Figure 4.1 – Outcomes by Birth Cohort Year- Table 4.1 – Outcomes by Jurisdictiono plus icon Appendix- Figure 5.1 – Reported Acute Hepatitis B & C Cases- Table 5.1 – Acute Viral Hepatitis Cases- Table 5.2 – Acute & Chronic Hepatitis C Cases- Table 5.3 – Numbers & Rates of Reported Acute Hepatitis B & C+ plus icon 2020 Surveillanceo plus icon Overview- Background- National Profile of Viral Hepatitis- Technical Noteso plus icon Hepatitis A- Figure 1.1 – Number of Cases & Estimated Infections- Figure 1.2 – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Figure 1.3 – Map of Case Rates- Figure 1.4 – Case Rates by Age Group- Figure 1.5 – Case Rates by Sex- Figure 1.6 – Case Rates by Race & Ethnicity- Figure 1.7 – Infection Risk Behaviors- Table 1.1 – Number & Rates of Cases by Jurisdiction- Table 1.2 – Cases & Rates by Demographics- Table 1.3 – Cases by Risk Behaviors- Table 1.4 – Death Rates by Demographicso plus icon Hepatitis B- Figure 2.1 – Acute – Number of Cases- Figure 2.2 – Acute – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Figure 2.3 – Acute – Map of Case Rates- Figure 2.4 – Acute – Case Rates by Age Group- Figure 2.5 – Acute – Case Rates by Sex- Figure 2.6 – Acute – Case Rates by Race & Ethnicity- Figure 2.7 – Acute – Infection Risk- Figure 2.8 – Map of Death Rates- Table 2.1 – Acute – Number & Rates of Cases- Table 2.2 – Acute – Cases & Rates by Demographics- Table 2.3 – Acute – Cases by Risk Behaviors- Table 2.4 – Perinatal – Cases by Jurisdiction- Table 2.5 – Chronic – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 2.6 – Chronic – Case Rates by Demographics- Table 2.7 – Death Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 2.8 – Death Rates by Demographicso plus icon Hepatitis C- Figure 3.1 – Acute – Number of Cases- Figure 3.2 – Acute – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Figure 3.3 – Acute – Map of Case Rates- Figure 3.4 – Acute – Case Rates by Age Group- Figure 3.5 – Acute – Case Rates by Sex- Figure 3.6 – Acute – Case Rates by Race & Ethnicity- Figure 3.7 – Acute – Infection Risk Behaviors- Figure 3.8 – Chronic – Case Rates by Sex & Age- Figure 3.9 – Map of Death Rates- Table 3.1 – Acute – Number & Rates of Cases- Table 3.2 – Acute – Cases & Rates by Demographics- Table 3.3 – Acute – Infection Risk Behaviors- Table 3.4 – Perinatal – Cases by Jurisdiction- Table 3.5 – Chronic – Case Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 3.6 – Chronic – Case Rates by Demographics- Table 3.7 – Death Rates by Jurisdiction- Table 3.8 – Death Rates by Demographicso plus icon Perinatal Hepatitis B Prevention Program- Figure 4.1 – Outcomes by Birth Cohort Year- Table 4.1 – Outcomes by Jurisdictiono plus icon Appendix- Figure 5.1 – Reported Acute Hepatitis B & C Cases- Table 5.1 – Acute Viral Hepatitis Cases- Table 5.2 – Acute & Chronic Hepatitis C Cases- Table 5.3 – Numbers & Rates of Reported Acute Hepatitis B & C+ plus icon 2019 Surveillanceo Introductiono plus icon Hepatitis A- Figure 1.1- Figure 1.2- Figure 1.3- Figure 1.4- Figure 1.5- Figure 1.6- Figure 1.7- Table 1.1- Table 1.2- Table 1.3- Table 1.4o plus icon Hepatitis B- Figure 2.1- Figure 2.2- Figure 2.3- Figure 2.4- Figure 2.5- Figure 2.6- Figure 2.7- Figure 2.8- Table 2.1- Table 2.2- Table 2.3- Table 2.4- Table 2.5- Table 2.6- Table 2.7- Table 2.8o plus icon Hepatitis C- Figure 3.1- Figure 3.2- Figure 3.3- Figure 3.4- Figure 3.5- Figure 3.6- Figure 3.7- Figure 3.8- Figure 3.9- Table 3.1- Table 3.2- Table 3.3- Table 3.4- Table 3.5- Table 3.6- Table 3.7- Table 3.8o Appendixo Supplemental Report+ plus icon 2018 Surveillanceo Introductiono Hepatitis Ao Hepatitis Bo Hepatitis Co Appendix+ plus icon 2017 Surveillanceo Hepatitis A Tables and Figureso Hepatitis B Tables and Figureso Hepatitis C Tables and Figures+ plus icon 2016 Surveillanceo Commentaryo Table 1.1 Hepatitis C Outbreaks+ plus icon 2015 Surveillanceo Commentaryo Table 1.1 Hepatitis C Outbreaks+ plus icon 2014 Surveillanceo Commentary+ plus icon 2013 Surveillanceo plus icon Commentary- Erratum+ plus icon 2012 Surveillanceo Commentary+ plus icon 2011 Surveillanceo Commentary+ plus icon 2010 Surveillanceo Commentary+ plus icon 2009 Surveillanceo Commentary+ plus icon 2008 Surveillanceo Commentary* Health Care Related Outbreaks 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