The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) released the Hepatitis B – Annual epidemiological report for 2016.
The report can be downloaded here.
ECDC: Hepatitis B – Annual epidemiological report for 2016
03/07/2018
EATG » ECDC: Hepatitis B – Annual epidemiological report for 2016
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Project aims: To ensure the sustainability of the results of the EUPATI project, to develop sustainable models of collaboration to ensure this, and put into place the infrastructure required for…
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Project aims: To provide a framework that allows structured, meaningful, sustainable and ethical patient engagement throughout three key decision-making points of the development of medicinal products: (i) the research priority…
HIV Outcomes – Beyond Viral Suppression
Initiative aims: HIV Outcomes, is a multi-stakeholder initiative developing and communicating expert, evidence based consensus recommendations for policy makers focused on the provision and delivery of high quality of care…
