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The Cabinet decided to allocate funds for the expense of medication for hepatitis D patients in the State Budget under relevant laws.
Around the world, more than 5 percent of hepatitis B patients develop hepatitis D, a "satellite" virus that accompanies hepatitis B.
The number is 36.5 percent in Mongolia , the highest in the world.
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