Public health management strategies： A pathway to eliminating viral hepatitis threats
Journal Title: Journal of Clinical Hepatology - Year 2025, Vol 41, Issue 2
Abstract
This article reviews the results of the 2020 national epidemiological survey of chronic viral hepatitis and its public health significance and discusses the differences in standard treatment and management rates and public health management mode between chronic viral hepatitis and AIDS/tuberculosis. Finally， it is proposed that a public health management model should be established to accelerate the elimination of the threats of viral hepatitis and related diseases.
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Yu WANG
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