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Bloodborne Pathogens Stats & Facts – Spanish

  1. La hepatitis A es la forma más leve de hepatitis, que rara vez causa la muerte o daños duraderos en el hígado. La mayoría de las personas con hepatitis A se recuperan en unas semanas o meses. La hepatitis A, al igual que la hepatitis E, se transmite a través de alimentos o bebidas contaminadas, pero se puede prevenir mediante la vacunación.
  2. La hepatitis B se transmite a través de la sangre infectada y otros fluidos corporales, por lo que suele transmitirse a través de las relaciones sexuales, el uso compartido de agujas o de una madre a su […]

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