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Multiple risk factors for persistent HBV viraemia in an adult receiving nucleos/tide analogue therapy

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By Sheila F. Lumley, Maeve Barlow, Emily Martyn, Elizabeth Waddilove
| Sexually Transmitted Infections Verified
Discussion A number of factors can collectively reduce the success of NA treatment for HBV, including high baseline VL, HIV coinfection, exposure to historical regimens with low genetic barrier to resistance, therapy interruptions, physical and mental health comorbidities and complex barriers to continuity of care. These are inter-related and are likely to have a cumulative influence.
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Multiple risk factors for persistent HBV viraemia in an adult receiving nucleos/tide analogue therapy

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By Sheila F. Lumley, Maeve Barlow, Emily Martyn, Elizabeth Waddilove
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