Jennifer Caudle reports on the CDC and USPSTF recommendations for screening people born between 1945-1965 for hepatitis C. This population, called the Baby Boomer generation, is five times more likely than other age groups to have contracted Hep C.
Hepatitis C Screening Guidelines for Baby Boomers
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Jennifer Caudle reports on the CDC and USPSTF recommendations for screening people born between 1945-1965 for hepatitis C. This population, called the Baby Boomer generation, is five times more likely than other age groups to have contracted Hep C.
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