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Mary Cannon is consultant hepatologist at King’s College Hospital, London, UK.
23 OCT 2018
Frequency of hepatitis E infection is increasing in developed nations, and further research is needed to help develop effective treatment strategies for patients with both acute and chronic infections.
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