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Knowledge of Underprivileged People About Hepatitis B and C
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Background: Prevalence for hepatitis B (HBV) and C (HCV) viruses infection are particularly high among underprivileged persons (UPP) related to the use of injecting drug, residence in high endemic countries or a low rate of condom use in case of multiple sexual partners. It is important to know whether these persons are well aware of prevention measures for these infections. The aim of our study was to evaluate the knowledge of preventive treasures among UPP and, at the same time, among health- and social-care workers (H/S-CWs).
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2005
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Paris
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