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The dynamics of HIV/HCV coinfection in E-HIV from 2000 to 2015 among main transmission groups based on the E-HIV data. Black line indicates PWID and grey line heterosexual contact. Other transmission groups (MSM, unknown) were not analysed
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Background
Estonia has a typical Eastern European HIV epidemic where the most frequent co-infection is chronic hepatitis C (HCV). We aimed to describe the changes in HCV prevalence, the distribution of HCV genotypes (GT), and HCV treatment in Estonian people living with HIV over 15 years.
Methods
We used data of subjects included to the Estonian H...
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