Hepatitis C elimination plan has fallen 20 years behind 2030 target, claim campaigners

Ireland's hepatitis C elimination plan has fallen 20 years behind its 2030 target, a campaign group has claimed.

Wed, 25 Sep, 2019 - 18:11

Evelyn Ring

Ireland's hepatitis C elimination plan has fallen 20 years behind its 2030 target, a campaign group has claimed.

The Hepatitis C Partnership believes that Ireland can meet the target set by the World Health Organisation but it requires greater effort from the HSE.

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