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BACKGROUND P < .001 and 1986-1992 vs 1984-1986; P < .002). Transmission of HBV from highly infectious mothers and incomplete immunization were associated with development of HCC. CONCLUSIONS: Based on an analysis of 1509 patients with HCC in Taiwan, immunization of infants against HBV reduces their risk of developing HCC as children and young adults. Improving HBV vaccination strategies and overcoming risk factors could reduce the incidence of liver cancer.
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