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New progress in HBV control and the cascade of health care for people living with HBV in China: evidence from the fourth national serological survey, 2020.

Zheng Hui | Wang Yu | Wang Fuzhen | Shen Liping | Zhang Guomin | Liu Jianhua | Wang Feng | Miao Ning | Li Jian | Ding Guowei | Meng Tongtong | Tang Lin | Zhang Shuang | Li Mingshuang | Li Yuan | Wang Xiaoqi | Liu Qianqian | Zhang Qian | Wu Dan | Yan Tingting | Su Qiudong | Wang Miao | Li Li | Hou Qian | Li Yixing | Liu Yi | Ye Shaodong | An Zhijie | Lance E Rodewald | Jia Jidong | Wang Huaqing | Yu Wenzhou | Liu Zhongfu | Li Qun | Feng Zijian | Yin Zundong | Wang Yu
The Lancet regional health. Western Pacific | 2024

Since 1992, when recombinant hepatitis B vaccine was introduced in China, government health officials have used nationally representative serological surveys to monitor progress in prevention and control of hepatitis B. In 2020, we conducted the fourth seroepidemiological survey, which for the first time included medical evaluation of the clinical status of HBsAg positive subjects over the age of 15 and their medical management. We report survey results in comparison with the three previous surveys.

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