Table 2.
The impact of Ukrainian Refugee Situation.
| Country | Change in HBV infections among Ukrainian migrants | Change in HCV infections among Ukrainian migrants | Change in Ukrainian migrants |
|---|---|---|---|
| Austria | 1100 (710–1500) | 3400 (2800–4500) | 85,000 |
| Belgium | 1000 (690–1500) | 3600 (2900–4700) | 79,500 |
| Bulgaria | 490 (330–690) | 1700 (1400–2200) | 49,800 |
| Croatia | 310 (210–440) | 1200 (1000–1600) | 24,800 |
| Cyprus | 3 (2–4) | 16 (13–20) | 200 |
| Czechia | 5100 (3400–7200) | 17,400 (14,200–22,900) | 359,000 |
| Denmark | 410 (280–590) | 1400 (1100–1800) | 31,200 |
| Estonia | 6 (4–8) | 60 (50–80) | 460 |
| Finland | 810 (540–1100) | 2600 (2100–3400) | 60,500 |
| France | 830 (550–1200) | 3700 (3000–4900) | 67,300 |
| Germany | 14,400 (9600–20,400) | 51,900 (42,100–68,100) | 1,147,000 |
| Greece | 16 (11–20) | 80 (60–100) | 1200 |
| Hungary | 160 (110–230) | 720 (580–940) | 12,700 |
| Ireland | 1400 (930–2000) | 4600 (3700–6000) | 114,000 |
| Italy | 2100 (1400–2900) | 6600 (5400–8700) | 153,000 |
| Latvia | 30 (40–20) | 100 (130–80) | 2600 |
| Lithuania | 290 (200–410) | 1300 (1000–1700) | 23,300 |
| Luxembourg | 3 (2–4) | 10 (10–20) | 230 |
| Malta | 9 (6–12) | 30 (20–40) | 640 |
| Netherlands | 1400 (970–2100) | 5100 (4100–6700) | 112,000 |
| Poland | 8600 (5700–12,100) | 33,800 (27,500–44,400) | 923,000 |
| Portugal | 90 (60–130) | 430 (350–570) | 6700 |
| Romania | 1600 (1000–2200) | 3800 (3100–5000) | 167,000 |
| Slovakia | 1200 (790–1700) | 4600 (3700–6000) | 111,000 |
| Slovenia | 5 (3–7) | 20 (18–30) | 380 |
| Spain | 1400 (950–2000) | 4900 (4000–6500) | 107,000 |
| Sweden | 410 (270–570) | 1300 (1100–1700) | 33,800 |
| EU total | 43,000 (28,700–60,900) | 154,000 (125,000–202,000) | 3,667,000 |
HBV—HBsAg+, HCV—anti-HCV+.