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The publication of "Percutaneous Liver Biopsy and Chronic Liver Disease in Haemophiliacs" in The Lancet meant that clinicians could no longer rely on the absence of overt or acute signs of hepatitis as a reliable indicator that non-A non-B Hepatitis would not develop.

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INQY1000061 - Transcript of oral evidence heard at the Infected Blood Inquiry on 06102020 - 06 Oct 2020

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16 September 1978
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Knowledge: Hepatitis Risks 1970 and after

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INQY1000061 Transcript of oral evidence heard at the Infected Blood Inquiry on 06102020 06 Oct 2020

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