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Retrospective study demonstrates effective hepatitis C screening, implying the need for broader evaluation.
Focusing on opportunistic screening, the most cost-effective approach is carried out in the emergency department. Regarding decentralized screening, this study has demonstrated that it is highly effective in our setting, as it targets disadvantaged populations with a high prevalence of infection. Therefore, this screening should be promoted and evaluated to establish its efficacy elsewhere and to advance the detection of patients infected with HCV.
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