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Kaduyu Dennis; Dr. Katumaru Richard
The document provides definitions, epidemiology, transmission routes, risk factors, and clinical presentations of major DNA viruses such as adenoviruses, herpesviruses, and hepatitis B. It outlines diagnostic criteria, including serologic and molecular methods, and summarizes management strategies ranging from supportive care to antiviral therapy. Infection control measures and prevention recommendations are also discussed. The material is organized as a study guide for health professionals, with emphasis on African contexts such as Uganda.
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