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Hep C Can Be Eliminated by 2030, Worldwide
A new study models the impact of 4 key public health interventions on global HCV burden to see if WHO elimination targets are realistic.
Hepatitis C can be elimated worldwide by 2030, meeting the World Health Organization's target goal for eradication, according to a new study.
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