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Hepatitis B: Controlling the virus does not mean a cure
Having a vaccine available is essential for preventing hepatitis B, but it is not enough when part of the population cannot access it.
Summary
Having a vaccine available is essential for preventing hepatitis B, but it is not enough when part of the population cannot access it. In Brazil, this challenge is particularly significant in large areas of the Amazon and the North Region of the country, where long distances, limited transportation and low health service availability can hinder vaccination, diagnosis and medical follow-up.
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