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Volume 29, Number 11—November 2023
Dispatch

Hepatitis C Virus Elimination Program among Prison Inmates, Israel

Lihi Eisen1Comments to Author , Zohar Mor1, Miriam Madar, Ron Rabinovitch, Yuval Dadon, Rivka Sheffer, Ehud Kaliner, and Liav Goldstein
Author affiliations: Ministry of Health, Tel-Aviv Department of Health, Tel Aviv, Israel (L. Eisen, R. Sheffer); Ashkelon Academic College, Ashkelon, Israel (Z. Mor); Central Department of Health, Ministry of Health, Ramla, Israel (Z. Mor, E. Kaliner); Israel Prison Service, Israel (M. Madar, R. Rabinovitch, L. Goldstein); Deputy Director Office, Ministry of Health, Jerusalem, Israel (Y. Dadon)

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Flowchart of participant enrollment in a hepatitis C elimination program among high-risk prison inmates, Israel. Bold boxes on left indicate participants. HCV, hepatitis C virus.

Figure. Flowchart of participant enrollment in a hepatitis C elimination program among high-risk prison inmates, Israel. Bold boxes on left indicate participants. HCV, hepatitis C virus.

Main Article

1These authors contributed equally to this article.

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