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Overview
Hepatitis C was not formally identified and genetically mapped until late 1989; and previously was referred to as NonANonB or post-transfusion hepatitis. Risk factors for Hepatitis C infection include sexual contact, iv drug use and infected blood products prior to screening in 1992.Symptoms, Tests & Diagnosis
The symptoms of acute infection with Hepatitis C include nausea, tiredness and vomiting. Most people do not have any symptoms. If you have any risk factors for Hepatitis C, get tested.
How to Quit - Quitting Methods
How to Quit - Quitting Methods
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How to Quit - Quitting Services & Support Networks
How to Quit - Quitting Services & Support Networks
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