After its inception in medical knowledge in 1965, in the
name of so called Australian antigen, Hepatitis B, during
the last half century, plagued not only the
Gastroenterologists or Hepatologists but also attained
such a height of importance that, it became a matter of
great concern for all medical professionals and general
population because of its associated potentially
relentless progressive nature which may lead to disabling
morbidity and mortality1.