HCV spread among female incarcerated population and treatment pathways to viral elimination in Italian prison settings: clinical perspectives and medico legal aspects

HCV spread among female incarcerated population and treatment pathways to viral elimination in Italian prison settings: clinical perspectives and medico legal aspects

Background: Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection is more frequent among incarcerated people than in general population. In the DAAs era, the short schedules and the low risk of adverse reactions, increased the number of HCV treatments. However, the most part of literature reports lack of incarcerated w...

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Main Authors: Babudieri, S. (Author), Bolcato, M. (Author), De Matteis, G. (Author), De Vito, A. (Author), Dell’Isola, S. (Author), Di Mizio, G. (Author), Fiore, V. (Author), Giuliani, R. (Author), Ialungo, A.M (Author), Madeddu, G. (Author), Ranieri, R. (Author), Rastrelli, E. (Author), Starnini, G. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: BioMed Central Ltd 2022
Subjects:
Clinical risk management
Incarcerated women
Medico legal aspects
Micro-elimination
Prison settings
Viral hepatitis
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