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Why is HBV DNA Testing Important?

HBV DNA testing is critical for several reasons:
Diagnosis: It helps in confirming an active HBV infection.
Monitoring: It aids in tracking the effectiveness of antiviral therapy.
Prognosis: High HBV DNA levels can indicate a greater risk of liver damage and hepatocellular carcinoma.

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