Cleaning up hepatitis

Bringing care closer to the community
A clean-up campaign at the Windhoek Central Hospital looked to raise awareness on hepatitis.
Jeanette Diergaardt
  • 2 Year Ago - 2022-08-02 00:00:00
For hepatitis to be eliminated, 60% of people living with hepatitis B and C must be diagnosed and 50% who are eligible for treatment must be cured. Although the ministry of health
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