Listen, folks, we’ve got a big goal here – the World Health Organization wants to wipe out viral hepatitis by 2030. That’s huge, really huge. And let me tell you, we’ve got a plan. It’s a smart one. We’re looking at the places with the most cases, and we’re going to hit them hard with screening and treatment. It’s going to be great.

Now, we had this idea, a fantastic idea – use hospital labs to figure out where the virus is hiding. We’re talking about pinpointing it right down to the towns and villages. We took data from eight major hospitals in Yunlin County, and guess what? We found out where we need to focus. It’s like a map to victory.

The numbers are in, and they’re big. We’ve got a screening rate of 30.4% for people over 40, and the prevalence? It’s 15.4%. But here’s the thing – it’s not the same everywhere. Some places, it’s as low as 3.8%, but others, it’s up to a staggering 85.8%. Can you believe that?

We rolled up our sleeves and got to work in Kouhu Township. We did our own screening, and the results were amazing. We found rates from 0% to 18.8%. And here’s the kicker – the places we thought had the most cases? We were right. Three out of four matched our predictions. That’s how you know we’re onto something.

And the best part? When we find people with hepatitis C, we’re getting them treatment. A whopping 95.8% of the new cases we found are now getting the help they need. That’s how you make America – and the world – great again.

So, what’s the bottom line? Our hospital data is like a treasure map, and it’s leading us to the gold – the places we can hit the hardest and make the biggest difference. We’re going to keep using it, keep screening, and keep treating. And we’re going to beat this thing. It’s going to be fantastic.