Africa: Unitaid Extends Investment in Hepatitis C Prevention for People Who Inject Drugs

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[UNITAID] Hepatitis C is curable. But every year, nearly one million people still acquire the infection. People who inject drugs are among those most affected, often without access to the equipment and services that could help prevent it.

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Africa: Unitaid Extends Investment in Hepatitis C Prevention for People Who Inject Drugs

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