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Hepatitis C viral clearance in an intravenous drug-using cohort in the Dublin area.

Irish journal of medical science - 1 Jan 2000

Keating S, Coughlan S, Connell J, Sweeney B, Keenan E

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BACKGROUND: The rate of spontaneous HCV viral clearance is reported as 20-25% but recent data indicate a higher frequency in some cohorts. The rate of spontaneous clearance in intravenous drug users has not been reported in an Irish setting. AIMS: To determine the rate of spontaneous hepatitis C viral clearance and genotype in an Irish intravenous drug-using cohort. METHODS: Drug users attending five drug...

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PMID: 15868888
DOI: 10.1007/BF03168517

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