[Hepatitis in Venezuela].

Gac Med Caracas

Published: November 1955

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  • This study investigates the molecular characteristics of hepatitis B virus (HBV) among socially vulnerable immigrants in Brazil to assess the introduction of rare HBV strains.
  • Researchers tested serum samples from 102 immigrants with positive HBV serology, discovering various HBV subgenotypes, including the first report of subgenotype A5 in Brazil.
  • The findings highlight the need for improved prevention and control strategies by understanding the genetic diversity of HBV within immigrant communities, which could enhance public health initiatives for both immigrants and the broader population.
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