Hepatitis B Elimination Globally: The Answer May Not Be the Same for Everyone
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Hepatitis B Elimination Globally: The Answer May Not Be the Same for Everyone
Abstract
While progress has been made toward global elimination of hepatitis B virus, many countries lag behind. A one-size-fits-all approach is not practical to address HBV. Rather, the approach should be tailored to local prevalence, risk factors, and available resources.
Keywords: HepB vaccination; chronic HBV infection; global hepatitis elimination; hepatitis B virus (HBV); public health prevention.
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