[Table, HBV Screening and Diagnosis]. - Prevention and Management of Hepatitis B Virus Infection in Adults With HIV

NEW YORK STATE LAW: REPORTING HBV INFECTION
Clinicians must report all suspected or confirmed HBV infections, and specify acute or chronic, to the local health department of the area where the individual resides according to NYSDOH Communicable Diseases Reporting Requirements.

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Gupta A, Fine SM, Vail RM, et al.

Baltimore (MD): Johns Hopkins University; 2022 Aug.

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