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South Africa: In-Depth - Breakthrough Hepatitis C Cures Slowly Becoming More Widely Available in South Africa

South Africa: In-Depth - Breakthrough Hepatitis C Cures Slowly Becoming More Widely Available in South Africa
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Breakthrough cures for hepatitis C slowly becoming more widely available in SA

Almost a decade after they were first proven to be safe and highly effective, game-changing medicines to cure hepatitis C are becoming more widely available in South Africa. But not all the regulatory and other challenges behind the delay have been overcome, and access remains relatively limite.

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Helping imbokodo beat addiction!

THE South African Network of People Who Use Drugs said the negative criminal and health consequences of drug use prevents people from seeking help.

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This week: a social compact, hepatitis and special need

A round-table discussion is taking place on initiatives needed to slow the transmission and death rate of hepatitis in Africa, and the Alternative Information and Development Centre, the Centre for Applied Legal Studies and Lawyers for Human Rights are holding a two-day indaba on the ‘UN Bind.

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Women who use drugs are people too, treat them kindly this Women s Day

Africa Melane speaks to Angela McBride at the South African Network of People Who Use Drugs about their Women's Day campaign.

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