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To the Editor: Brown et al. (April 10 issue)¹ summarize the main features of hepatitis-associated aplastic anemia and conclude that the hepatitis in patients with this disorder is not likely to be caused by any of the known hepatitis viruses, including hepatitis G virus (HGV). These findings support recent reports questioning the role of HGV in liver disease.^2,3 In their discussion, Brown et al. also mention that HGV did not appear to cause aplastic anemia.

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