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The As and Bs of HIV and Hepatitis Co-Infection
Darcy Wooten1, Maile Y Karris2
1Division of Infectious Diseases and Global Public Health, University of California, San Diego, CA 92103, USA. dawooten@ucsd.edu.
Abstract:
Hepatitis A and B co-infection among people living with HIV are public health challenges that account for an increasing degree of morbidity and mortality. Understanding the changing epidemiology, clinical manifestations, and new approaches to treatment and prevention continues to be important in the care of people living with HIV. We conducted a review of the literature that included studies on hepatitis A and HIV co-infection and hepatitis B and HIV co-infection, focusing on epidemiology, clinical manifestations, treatment, and prevention. Important updates include the changing epidemiology of hepatitis A outbreaks among the homeless and individuals who use substances, and novel approaches to hepatitis B vaccination and hepatitis B cure strategies.
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