The impact of current opioid agonist therapy on hepatitis C virus treatment initiation among people who use drugs from in the DAA era: A population-based study
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AbstractBackground. Evidence that opioid agonist therapy (OAT) is associated with increased odds of hepatitis C virus (HCV) treatment initiation among people wh
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| Authors | Bartlett, Sofia R;Wong, Stanley;Yu, Amanda;Pearce, Margo;MacIsaac, Julia;Nouch, Susan;Adu, Prince;Wilton, James;Samji, Hasina;Clementi, Emilia;Velasquez, Hector;Jeong, Dahn;Binka, Mawuena;Alvarez, Maria;Wong, Jason;Buxton, Jane;Krajden, Mel;Janjua, Naveed Z; |
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