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Increased case‐finding and uptake of direct‐acting antiviral treatment essential for micro‐elimination of hepatitis C among people living with HIV: a national record linkage study

Micro‐elimination of hepatitis C virus (HCV) in people living with HIV (PLHIV) and co‐infected with HCV has been proposed as a key contribution to the overall goal of HCV elimination. While other studies have examined micro‐elimination in HIV‐treated cohorts, few have considered HCV micro‐elimination among those not treated for HIV or at a national level.