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Viral hepatitis

Preexposure and postexposure prophylaxis

Vincents J. Dindzans
, MD
Pages 43-52 | Published online: 17 May 2016

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FF Poordad & RG Gish. (1999) Evolving therapies for the treatment of viral hepatitis. Emerging Drugs 4:1, pages 15-34.
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Susan Skaros. (1998) Hepatitis B—Are You Really Immune?. Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance 69:1, pages 55-58.
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Timothy Allen Morton & Gabor David Kelen. (1998) Hepatitis C. Annals of Emergency Medicine 31:3, pages 381-390.
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J A Cuthbert. (1994) Hepatitis C: progress and problems. Clinical Microbiology Reviews 7:4, pages 505-532.
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