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Hepatitis B and Asian Americans (Part 2 of 2)

Hepatitis B virus causes 80 percent of all liver cancer. Among the general population, one in one thousand people is chronically infected with Hep B. Among Asian Americans, it's one in ten. Why has chronic Hepatitis B failed to become a public health priority? Reporter: Sarah Varney

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