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Integration makes sense! Disease silos create fragmented care. New hepatitis infections are 11x higher in England and 46
The Task Force for Global HealthJuly 23, 2026

Jul 23 · 3 likes

Integration makes sense!

Disease silos create fragmented care. New hepatitis infections are 11x higher in England and 46x higher in Australia than new HIV infections. See the case for a "one-stop-shop" model for HIV and hepatitis care in a new report available at the link in our bio.
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