Is Hepatitis B entering the era of personalised medicine?

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Infectious Diseases Liver disease & HCC
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New cure strategies for Hepatitis B are in development. Emerging data suggests a key role for biomarkers to identify subsets of people living with Hepatitis B who are most likely to respond to treatment. In this webinar, we discussed recent advances in Hepatitis B biomarker development, and how these tools can be used to personalise the management of people living with Hepatitis B.
 

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