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Overview of the epidemic history of Hepatitis C uncommon subtypes 2i and 4d in Tunisia and in the world.
Infection, genetics and evolution : journal of molecular epidemiology and evolutionary genetics in infectious diseases - 1 Nov 2022
Khedhiri Marwa, Ghedira Kais, Rajhi Mouna, Hammemi Walid, Sadraoui Amel, Touzi Henda, Tebibi Khadija, Chouikha Anissa, Triki Henda
Abstract excerpt
The impressive improvements in qua therapy efficacy alone are not sufficient to substantially reduce the Hepatitis C Virus burden because of the usually very long asymptomatic phase of the infection. In turn, this renders prevention of infection of great importance. The value of learning how the virus has spread in the past is that this can provide clues as to what routes the virus likely spreads through today,...
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