Liver fibrosis severity in chronic hepatitis B is associated with area-level rather than individual socioeconomic disadvantage: a nationwide multicentre study in Türkiye.
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- 2026 Sep 3
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@article{allodium:10.1186/s40249-026-01497-8,
title = {Liver fibrosis severity in chronic hepatitis B is associated with area-level rather than individual socioeconomic disadvantage: a nationwide multicentre study in Türkiye.},
author = {Çiçek Y and Kavak ŞK and Çelen MK and Büyüktuna SA and Çelik M and Sarıkaya B and Aslan S and Şahin A and Tahmaz A and Şahin AM and Can FK and Öksüz C and Baysal C and Aytekin M and Sevdimbaş SH and Bayhan E and Özçelik MN and Sakin H and Kıratlı K and Tekin MK and Çetin E and Kökkızıl SÖ and Çakmak P and Ünlü G and Öğüt F and Dumlu R and Mert A and Yenilmez E},
year = {2026},
journal = {Infectious diseases of poverty},
doi = {10.1186/s40249-026-01497-8},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1186/s40249-026-01497-8}
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TY - JOUR TI - Liver fibrosis severity in chronic hepatitis B is associated with area-level rather than individual socioeconomic disadvantage: a nationwide multicentre study in Türkiye. AU - Çiçek Y AU - Kavak ŞK AU - Çelen MK AU - Büyüktuna SA AU - Çelik M AU - Sarıkaya B AU - Aslan S AU - Şahin A AU - Tahmaz A AU - Şahin AM AU - Can FK AU - Öksüz C AU - Baysal C AU - Aytekin M AU - Sevdimbaş SH AU - Bayhan E AU - Özçelik MN AU - Sakin H AU - Kıratlı K AU - Tekin MK AU - Çetin E AU - Kökkızıl SÖ AU - Çakmak P AU - Ünlü G AU - Öğüt F AU - Dumlu R AU - Mert A AU - Yenilmez E PY - 2026 JO - Infectious diseases of poverty DO - 10.1186/s40249-026-01497-8 UR - https://doi.org/10.1186/s40249-026-01497-8 ER -
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Y, Ç., ŞK, K., MK, Ç., SA, B., M, Ç., B, S., S, A., A, Ş., A, T., AM, Ş., FK, C., C, Ö., C, B., M, A., SH, S., E, B., MN, Ö., H, S., K, K., MK, T., E, Ç., SÖ, K., P, Ç., G, Ü., F, Ö., R, D., A, M., & E, Y. (2026). Liver fibrosis severity in chronic hepatitis B is associated with area-level rather than individual socioeconomic disadvantage: a nationwide multicentre study in Türkiye.. Infectious diseases of poverty. https://doi.org/10.1186/s40249-026-01497-8
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