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Hepatitis C now heavily impacting multiple generations – April 9, 2020

Data emphasize importance of new CDC hepatitis C screening recommendations for all adults.

New Reports of Chronic Hepatitis C High in Multiple Generations. In 2018: Millennials (most adults in their 20s and 30s) made up 36.5% of newly reported chronic hepatitis C infections. Baby boomers (most adults in their mid-50s to early 70s) made up 36.3% of newly reported chronic hepatitis C infections. Generation X (adults in their late 30s to early 50s) made up 23.1% of newly reported chronic hepatitis C infections.image icon[JPG - 259 KB]

New Reports of Chronic Hepatitis C High in Multiple Generations

New Reports of Chronic Hepatitis C High in Multiple Generations. In 2018: Millennials (most adults in their 20s and 30s) made up 36.5% of newly reported chronic hepatitis C infections. Baby boomers (most adults in their mid-50s to early 70s) made up 36.3% of newly reported chronic hepatitis C infections. Generation X (adults in their late 30s to early 50s) made up 23.1% of newly reported chronic hepatitis C infections.image icon[JPG - 356 KB]

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Hepatitis C Prevalence Estimates 2013-2016 - November 6, 2018

Nearly 2.4 million Americans – 1 percent of the adult population – were living with hepatitis C from 2013 through 2016, according to new CDC estimates. Data highlight urgent need to diagnose and cure more Americans and address rising infections due to opioid crisis.

The graphic shows nearly 2.4 million Americans are living with hepatitis C and half may not even know they’re infected.image icon[JPG - 1 MB]

Hepatitis C in the U.S., 2013-2016

This chart illustrates that hepatitis C infections have more than tripled from 16,500 new infections in 2011 to 41,200 new infections in 2016.image icon[JPG - 896 KB]

New Hepatitis C Infections and the Opioid Crisis

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Increase in Hepatitis C Infections Linked to Worsening Opioid Crisis - December 21, 2017

CDC research that analyzes data from 2004-2014 suggests the recent steep increase in cases of acute hepatitis C virus infection is associated with increases in opioid injection.

Hepatitis C and Opioid Injection Rose Dramatically among White Americans from 2004-2014image icon[JPG - 997 KB]

Hepatitis C and Opioid Injection Rose Dramatically among White Americans from 2004-2014

Hepatitis C and Opioid Injection Rose Dramatically among Women from 2004-2014image icon[JPG - 789 KB]

Hepatitis C and Opioid Injection Rose Dramatically among Women from 2004-2014

Hepatitis C and Opioid Injection Rose Dramatically in Younger Americans from 2004-2014image icon[JPG - 2 MB]

Hepatitis C and Opioid Injection Rose Dramatically in Younger Americans from 2004-2014

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New Hepatitis C Infections Nearly Tripled Over Five Years - May 11, 2017

Data show that the number of new hepatitis C infections reported to CDC nearly tripled from 2010-2015, reaching a 15-year high.

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Hepatitis C Reported Cases, 2010-2015

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Increases in Hepatitis C Threaten Young Women and Babies - July 21, 2016

An analysis of data from 2011-2014 highlights the importance of screening all pregnant women for risk of hepatitis C, and testing those at risk.

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Hepatitis C Kills More Americans Than Any Other Infectious Disease - May 4, 2016

An analysis of 2003-2013 data finds that hepatitis C-related deaths are at an all-time high. More Americans die as a result of hepatitis C infection than from the vast majority of other infectious diseases reported to the CDC combined.

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Increasing Trend in HCV Mortality from 2003-2013

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Hepatitis C: A Silent Epidemic

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Hepatitis C: Did You Know?

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NCHHSTP's Prevention Through Health Care Web site

The NCHHSTP AtlasPlus is an interactive tool that provides CDC an effective way to disseminate HIV, Viral Hepatitis, STD, TB data and Social Determinants of Health Data, while allowing users to observe trends and patterns by creating detailed reports, maps, and other graphics. Find out more!

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Page last reviewed: September 26, 2017
Content source: National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention