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California Contagion: How to Control Severe Hepatitis A

10:29 EST 14 Dec 2017 | Medscape

Dr Paul Auwaerter discusses California's hepatitis A outbreak and the challenges of testing to avoid false-positives.
Medscape Infectious Diseases

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