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28 September 2019
Towards elimination of hepatitisC : myth or reality?
Massimo Colombo
28 September 2019
Barriers to HCV treatmenttreatment: A need for a public health approach
Jean-Michel Pawlotsky
28 September 2019
The French experience
Jean-Michel Pawlotsky
28 September 2019
The Portugal experience
Rui Tato Marinho
28 September 2019
The Romanian experience
Oana Săndulescu
28 September 2019
How to make an effective response to viral hepatitis hepatitisin PWID?
Mojca Maticic
28 September 2019
Harm Reduction Role for Enhancing HCV Services
Eberhard Schatz
28 September 2019
Elimination of viral hepatitis: are we ready? PATIENT PERSPECTIVE
Marko Korenjak
28 September 2019
The Slovenian experience
Mojca Maticic
27 September 2019
The diverse and dynamic epidemics of viral hepatitis in Europe: challenges to elimination
Erika Duffell
27 September 2019
Global Health Sector Strategy on Viral Hepatitis
Antons Mozalevskis
27 September 2019
The impact of vaccination against viral hepatitis: advances towards elimination and remaining challenges
Pierre Van Damme
27 September 2019
Micro-elimination HIV/HCV Co Co-infection
Muge Cevik
27 September 2019
Novel approaches towards HBV cure
Andrea Lombardi
27 September 2019
Challenges to diagnostic laboratories posed by HBV treatments
Snjezana Zidovec Lepej
27 September 2019
Overview of Current HCV Treatment and Its Simplification
Jean-Michel Pawlotsky
27 September 2019
Difficult to treat patients: do they still exist?
Dominique Salmon, Joop Arends
27 September 2019
Remaining Issues in Hepatitis C
Mario U. Mondelli
27 September 2019
Who should be treated for hepatitis B in 2019?
Dominique Salmon
27 September 2019
Hepatitis D (delta) Virus
Mario Rizzeto
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