This resolution formally recognizes July 28, 2025, as "World Hepatitis Day" , drawing attention to the urgent global and national problem of hepatitis B and C infections. These viruses cause significant liver disease and are responsible for millions of chronic infections and hundreds of thousands of deaths worldwide each year. In the United States, up to 5.9 million people are infected, with new acute cases continuing to rise, particularly among certain vulnerable populations. The House of Representatives supports broad access to hepatitis B and C vaccination and treatments , recognizing that hepatitis C is curable and hepatitis B is preventable. It also advocates for raising awareness about the risks and consequences of undiagnosed chronic infections, as many people are unaware they are infected. The resolution calls for a robust governmental and public health response to protect the health of affected individuals in the United States. Furthermore, the resolution urges the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to collaborate with State and local health departments. This partnership aims to develop strategies to significantly increase the rate of adult hepatitis B vaccination and hepatitis C treatment. The ultimate goal is to reach levels necessary to eliminate new infections across the United States, aligning with updated national strategic plans and universal screening recommendations.