论文信息 - HIV-HBV coinfection--a global challenge.

HIV-HBV coinfection--a global challenge.

Human immunodeficiency virus and hepatitis B virus exact a high toll worldwide. Both can lead to chronic disease, cancer, and death, and neither can be eradicated with the use of current therapies. Coinfection with the two viruses represents a major global health problem.

D. Jamieson | A. Kourtis | D. Hu | M. Bulterys

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