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BackgroundHepatitis B and C are silent killers not yet recognized as major public health challenges in many developing countries with huge disease burden. In Ethiopia, Hepatitis B is endemic with an average prevalence of 10.8 %, and the prevalence of Hepatitis C is 2 %. The prevalence of both infections, however, is likely to be underreported due to the lack of diagnostic facilities and appropriate surveillance systems. Ethiopia is also among the many Sub-Sahara African countries lacking a coordinated and systematic national response to chronic viral hepatitis.The objective of this study is to examine the current level of response to viral Hepatitis B u0026 C in Ethiopia with the aim to bring identified gaps to the attention of relevant stakeholders and policy makers.

Erratum to: Chronic viral hepatitis: policy, regulation, and strategies for its control and elimination in Ethiopia