Hepatitis C infection in the west of Scotland : epidemiology, treatment and disease progression
After the discovery of and development of diagnostic tests for hepatitis A and B it became apparent that a parenterally transmissible agent was responsible for cases of non-A non-B hepatitis. It was not until 1989, a further fifteen years later, that the agent responsible for most cases, the hepatit...
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University of Glasgow
2001
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