How Rwanda Is Beating Back Hepatitis B
Making sure all at-risk children can access the vaccine is proving to be the key to a steeply falling prevalence of the chronic infection. From Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance.
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Hope Through Action: A Surgeon’s Mission to End Hepatitis B
Pioneering surgeon Dr. Samuel So founded Stanford’s Asian Liver Center to address high hepatitis B rates in Asian American communities. Through innovative outreach, advocacy, and policy reform, his work is transforming how America addresses this often-overlooked but deadly disease.
Tanzania to Tackle HIV, Hepatitis, and STIs in Unified Approach
Making a health care island of HIV control has held back efforts to catch and treat related illnesses, advocates say. That’s about to change.
Nurses Play a Major Role in Eliminating Hepatitis in Rwanda
Rwanda is on track to reach its own target of achieving elimination of hepatitis C by 2024, surpassing the WHO’s 2030 target deadline.
Hepatitis C in Prison: An Interview with Dr. Rena Fox
“We should take patients as they are, without the stigma of prison.”