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The Region of the Americas is preparing World Hepatitis Day is commemorated next July 28th. For this reason and, in response to World Health Assembly resolution (WHA 63.18), PAHO is getting ready for the celebration of such event, both in the countries and in Washington DC headquarters, USA.

To date, some countries in the Region have already announced that they will be carrying out activities and events in July 28th; while others have expressed their interest in the commemoration of the World Hepatitis Day and are planning final details.

In the meanwhile, PAHO is finishing the production of materials (including banners, leaflets and toolbox of resources) that will be distributed in the countries and available in the web on July. For this year, PAHO will present as additional materials a set of videos about successful experiences in control and prevention of viral hepatitis in some countries of Latin America and the Caribbean. It is expected that the videos will serve to share experiences and facilitate initiatives in the fight against hepatitis to be taken.

PAHO plans to follow the World Hepatitis Day through its social media, which will be accessible to public at any time.

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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 18 July 2012 )
 

ART Country Fact Sheets

As part of the work carried out at the PAHO Regional level to improve access to HIV prevention, treatment and care, we have produced these country fact sheets, which provide information on the situation in Latin America and the Caribbean regarding antiretroviral treatment. The fact sheets below can be useful to discuss country gaps and progress, and as motivators of the technical cooperation processes.

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