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At-Risk Populations: Native Americans

Sonia L. Canzater

O'Neill Institute  |  May 29, 2018

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DID YOU KNOW…

  • American Indians/Alaska Natives are more likely to get hepatitis than some other groups.
  • Finding and treating hepatitis early is easy.
  • Treating hepatitis is key to protecting you.
  • Untreated, hepatitis can lead to death.

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