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A report of a study at the Lord Mayor Treloar College concluded that "As antibody is evidence of previous exposure to serum hepatitis, it probably also indicates immunity and it is not surprising that clinical hepatitis is uncommon in adult haemophiliacs".

Linked evidence
HHFT0000053_001 - The Incidence of Australia Antigen and Antibody in Boys Suffering from Coagulation Disorders

Chronology Information

Date:

1 January 1973
Chapter/issue
Treloars
Key Person(s)
Dr Seymour G Rainsford

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HHFT0000053 001 The Incidence of Australia Antigen and Antibody in Boys Suffering from Coagulation Disorders

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