BRD2 and hepatitis C virus infection: In addition,children whose birth parent’s hepatitis C status is unknown because thechild and birth parent are separated (e.g., children in foster care or infantssafely surrendered after birth) or other situations where the birth parentcannot be tested also would benefit from being tested starting at age 2 monthswith a NAT for HCV RNA or at age ≥18 months with an anti-HCV test withreflex to NAT for HCV RNA (84,92–94).