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World Hepatitis Day brings awareness to the burden of hepatitis, which is a leading cause of death worldwide. Read more…

1. World Hepatitis Day: New WHO Data Reveal Why We Should Care, How Far We Have Come

Approximately 325 million individuals are living with hepatitis worldwide. Read more…

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