Mailed Notifications for Reconnecting HBV/HCV-Infected Individuals to Care and Promoting Micro-Elimination

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Mailed notifications to individuals who tested positive for HBV or HCV but were lost to follow-up can successfully reconnect approximately 19% of them to medical care, aiding in regional micro-elimination efforts. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.INCREMENTAL. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Aya Kitsuda; Takakazu Nagahara; Sonosuke Yamato; Kenji Yamamoto; Suguru Ikeda; Takuya Kihara; Yoshiki Hoshino; Yukako Matsuki; Takaaki Sugihara; Hajime Isomoto

doi:10.2957/kanzo.67.215

May 1, 2026KanzoOpen Access

Mailed Notifications for Reconnecting HBV/HCV-Infected Individuals to Care and Promoting Micro-Elimination

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Examines mailed notifications to reconnect HBV/HCV-infected individuals to medical care, indicating potential for micro-elimination.

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