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Een icterische epidemie werd voor het eerst beschreven 400 jaar v. Chr. door Hippocrates. Het duurde echter tot 1965 voordat de eerste serologische marker van virale hepatitis werd ontdekt. Blumberg beschreef het ‘Australië’-antigeen dat hij aantoonde in het serum van leukemiepatiënten,[1] dat later de envelop van het hepatitis B-virus (HBsAg) bleek te zijn.

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