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Of the approximately 290 million persons living with chronic hepatitis B around the world, about 2 million persons are infected here within the United States. But despite its high prevalence, cultural perceptions and racial disparities can create barriers to diagnosis and care, especially among patients in Asian communities with chronic hepatitis B. That’s why a panel of experts come together in this educational activity to discuss essential prevention, screening, and management options to reduce the number of new cases. They’ll also share strategies for integrating Eastern philosophies with Western approaches to help optimize the management of chronic hepatitis B in the Asian community.
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Of the approximately 290 million persons living with chronic hepatitis B around the world, about 2 million persons are infected here within the United States. But despite its high prevalence, cultural perceptions and racial disparities can create barriers to diagnosis and care, especially among patients in Asian communities with chronic hepatitis B. That’s why a panel of experts come together in this educational activity to discuss essential prevention, screening, and management options to reduce the number of new cases. They’ll also share strategies for integrating Eastern philosophies with Western approaches to help optimize the management of chronic hepatitis B in the Asian community.