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In his written statement, Professor Makris cited two studies demonstrating persisting liver damage in those who had been infected through blood products and successfully cleared Hepatitis C.

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WITN4033023 - The second written statement of Professor Michael Makris - 27 Nov 2023

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27 November 2023
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Access to Treatment

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WITN4033023 The second written statement of Professor Michael Makris 27 Nov 2023

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