When is world hepatitis day celebrated and what is the theme for this year?

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World hepatitis day is celebrated every year on 28th July. This year (2021) theme is "Hepatitis can't wait".
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World hepatitis day is celebrated every year on 28th July. This year (2021) theme is "Hepatitis can't wait".
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It is on 28th July 2021, and its theme is Ecosystem Restoration.
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MD Community Medicine with 3 years and 1 year of lectureship

Every year world hepatitis Day is celebrated on 28th July. This year (2021) theme is "Hepatitis can't wait".
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World Hepatitis Day is celebrated on 28 th July. This year's theme is 'Hepatitis Can't Wait' because of the increasing mortality and infection rate, and one person is dying of hepatitis every 30 sec. I am at this moment uploading the direct words of WHO on this hepatitis day.
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World Hepatitis Day is celebrated on 28 th July. This year'stheme is 'Hepatitis Can't Wait' because of the increasing mortality and infection rate, and one person is dying of hepatitis every 30 sec. I am at this moment uploading the direct words of WHO on this hepatitis day. read less
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I am P V Rao, an experienced Educator, Teacher and Tutor, with 40 years of experience.

World hepatitis day is celebrated each year on 28th July. The aim is to increase the awareness of viral hepatitis. The WHO theme for this year 2021 is "hepatitis can't wait".
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