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Hepatitis Videos
Hepatitis is inflammation of the liver, most often caused by viral infection — types A, B and C — but also by autoimmune disease. The videos here explain how hepatitis viruses affect the liver, how the condition is recognized, and how hepatitis C and autoimmune hepatitis are treated.
✓ Medically reviewed by Dr. Mohamed Ibrahim, MD, PhD — physician-scientist · Last reviewed: November 2026
Most-watched Hepatitis videos
Intravenous Injection
46,107 views
Autoimmune Hepatitis
15,616 views
Hepatitis B Virus Video
10,085 views
Hepatitis C Treatment
9,521 views
Hepatitis A
6,394 views
Hepatitis B vaccine
5,588 views
Neonatal & idiopathic hepatitis
5,539 views
Hepatitis A vaccine
5,401 views
Hepatitis B
4,749 views
Hepatitis B Test procedure
4,735 views
Hepatitis A and B
4,333 views
Hepatitis E
2,279 views
About this collection
This page collects virus explainers, autoimmune hepatitis and treatment videos from the catalog — starting with the most-watched. For the complete list, browse all Hepatitis videos in search.
The videos on this page are general information, not medical advice. If you have symptoms or concerns, seek care from your own clinician, who knows your history.