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Hepatitis Surveillance

Table of Contents

Viral Hepatitis Surveillance Program, 1993
 From U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

April 1996

  1. Introduction
    2.

  2. Use of Serologic Tests for Diagnosis

  3. Demographic Characteristics

  4. Epidemiologic Characteristics

    5. Advertisement
  5. Hepatitis A
    6.

  6. Hepatitis B

  7. Hepatitis C / NonA, NonB Hepatitis

  8. Discussion

  9. References

  • Figure 1. Serologic Tests to Diagnose Hepatitis, 1983-1993

  • Figure 2. Trends in Selected Risk Factors for Patients Reported with Hepatitis A, by Mutually Exclusive Groups, United States, 1983-1993

  • Figure 3. Trends in Selected Risk Factors for Patients Reported with Hepatitis B by Mutually Exclusive Groups, Males, Selected States, 1983-1993

  • Figure 4. Trends in Selected Risk Factors for Patients Reported with Hepatitis B by Mutually Exclusive Groups, Females, Selected States, 1983-1993

  • Figure 5. Trends in Selected Risk Factors for Patients Reported with Hepatitis C/NANB, by Mutually Exclusive Groups, Selected States, 1983-1993





  
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