Which statement is NOT true about Hepatitis?

The statement indicating that all forms of Hepatitis can be prevented by vaccination is not true. While vaccines do exist for certain types of Hepatitis, notably Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B, there is currently no vaccine available for Hepatitis C or the other less common forms. This distinction is important as it highlights the limitations in prevention strategies for all types of Hepatitis.

The other statements are accurate. Vague abdominal discomfort can indeed be a symptom of Hepatitis, as the inflammation of the liver may not always present with clear or severe symptoms. Additionally, many individuals infected with Hepatitis may remain asymptomatic, meaning they do not display any noticeable symptoms despite having the disease. Lastly, Hepatitis is characterized specifically by the inflammation of the liver, which is central to its effects and understanding of the disease.