The 2025 Viral Hepatitis Surveillance Report advocacy one-pager highlights the critical role that surveillance infrastructure plays in understanding and responding to the viral hepatitis epidemic in the United States. It provides a snapshot, emphasizing that strong surveillance systems are foundational to viral hepatitis elimination efforts. Without reliable and standardized data, jurisdictions face major limitations in tracking disease burden, identifying disparities, monitoring outbreaks, understanding treatment needs, and directing resources where they are most needed. The report demonstrates that increased federal investment has improved staffing, planning, and surveillance activities across many jurisdictions, but capacity remains uneven and fragile.
The full report, developed by HepVu and NASTAD, tracks the progress jurisdictions have made in strengthening hepatitis surveillance capacity since CDC funding expanded in 2021, while also underscoring the significant challenges that remain.
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