Where are the children in national hepatitis C policies? A global review of national strategic plans and guidelines
Farihah Malik(University College London), Philippa Easterbrook(World Health Organization), Heather Bailey(The George Institute for Global Health), Intira Jeannie Collins(University College London), Antons Mozalevskis(World Health Organization), Claire Thorne(University College London), Polin Chan(Western University)
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