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Viral #hepatitis is one of the most devastating diseases, causing liver failure, cancer and death if left untreated. The Hepatitis Fund has enabled World Health Organization (WHO) to work on scaling up national plans for four countries. With further investment, we can replicate this success in more countries.

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@hepatitisfund @WHO Stop ! The world needs to stop supporting criminals

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@hepatitisfund @WHO Always begging for money….

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@hepatitisfund @WHO Anything the WHO says ..stay well clear of or do the opposite. They are all criminals !!

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@hepatitisfund @WHO #defundtheWHO !!!!!!!

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@hepatitisfund @WHO Tedros need to get off SM

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@hepatitisfund @WHO We all know you are only spreading fear of your imaginary viruses to promote the poison injections. #bioterrorist

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@hepatitisfund @WHO Hepatites vacine; tremendous amount of side effects on a friend traveling to Africa. It’s all about BLOOD 🩸 money for your pockets. No difference in other poison recommended by WHO. You will never be trusted again NEVER 👇🏻#CrimesAgainsHumanity

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@hepatitisfund @WHO Whoa....sounds like a noble endeavor....but tell me does the plan include forcing vaccines on people? Or persecuting those that choose not to get one? Will there be honest informed consent so people can ascertain for themselves the pros and cons of the vax?

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Every year, viral #hepatitis kills over 1 million people, and over 3 million are newly infected. Millions of people 🌍 have undiagnosed and untreated hepatitis. World Health Organization (WHO) is committed to working with all countries to realize our shared vision of eliminating viral hepatitis by 2030. #WorldHepatitisDay
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#WATCH | Delhi: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare observes World Hepatitis Day. Union MoS Anupriya Patel releases IEC materials under the National Viral Hepatitis Control Programme. She says, “This day alerts us to the dangers of this serious liver disease and reminds us that, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals, we must eradicate hepatitis from India by 2030. 8 years ago, the Government of India strengthened the fight against hepatitis by launching a national program. Today, every government health centre offers comprehensive facilities. Furthermore, the cost of medication has dropped significantly, falling below $1. While hepatitis exists in various forms, Hepatitis B and C are particularly known as silent killers…regarding Hepatitis B, I appeal to all healthcare workers and families to ensure we move towards 100% Hepatitis B screening for every pregnant mother in the country. Currently, we are screening only 65% ​​of pregnant mothers for Hepatitis B…unsafe injection practices are the primary cause of the spread of Hepatitis C. Hence, the Government of India advocates the ‘One Needle, One Time’ principle…facilities for both Hepatitis B screening and treatment are available at every government health centre. By taking just one tablet daily for a period of 12 weeks, you can be permanently cured of Hepatitis B…”
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#WATCH | Delhi: Ministry of Health and Family Welfare observes World Hepatitis Day. Union MoS Anupriya Patel releases IEC materials under the National Viral Hepatitis Control Programme. She says, “This day alerts us to the dangers of this serious liver disease and reminds us that, in line with the Sustainable Development Goals, we must eradicate hepatitis from India by 2030. 8 years ago, the Government of India strengthened the fight against hepatitis by launching a national program. Today, every government health centre offers comprehensive facilities. Furthermore, the cost of medication has dropped significantly, falling below $1. While hepatitis exists in various forms, Hepatitis B and C are particularly known as silent killers…regarding Hepatitis B, I appeal to all healthcare workers and families to ensure we move towards 100% Hepatitis B screening for every pregnant mother in the country. Currently, we are screening only 65% ​​of pregnant mothers for Hepatitis B…unsafe injection practices are the primary cause of the spread of Hepatitis C. Hence, the Government of India advocates the ‘One Needle, One Time’ principle…facilities for both Hepatitis B screening and treatment are available at every government health centre. By taking just one tablet daily for a period of 12 weeks, you can be permanently cured of Hepatitis B…”

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