Hepatitis B virus infection among household contacts of patients with acute HBsAg-positive hepatitis

Hepatitis B virus infection among household contacts of patients with acute HBsAg-positive hepatitis

Sixty-seven household contacts of 31 index cases with acute HBsAg-positive hepatitis were investigated for Hepatitis B virus (HBV) markers. Follow-up findings in 50 household contacts revealed that six spouses and/or sexual partners had developed acute clinical hepatitis B. Three of these six contac...

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