In 2024, these two infections caused 1.3 million deaths, or nearly 3,500 per day, a mortality rate that continues to rise, contrary to the trends observed for HIV and tuberculosis. At a press briefing in Geneva, Dr. Olufunmilayo Lesi, head of the WHO's hepatitis program, reiterated that […]
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In 2024, these two infections caused 1.3 million deaths, or nearly 3,500 per day, a mortality rate that continues to rise, contrary to the trends observed for HIV and tuberculosis. At a press briefing in Geneva, Dr. Olufunmilayo Lesi, head of the WHO's hepatitis program, reiterated that […]