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CHAI is pleased to release Lessons from a decade of progress: reigniting momentum for hepatitis C elimination, a new report marking ten years of CHAI-supported hepatitis C programs in Cambodia, India, Indonesia, Myanmar, Nigeria, Rwanda, and Vietnam. Since 2016, these programs have screened 25.4 million people, cured an estimated 473,000, and helped drive the cost of a complete cure down by over 88 percent.
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CHAI is pleased to release the 2026 Hepatitis C Treatment Market Memo, the latest in our series of hepatitis C market intelligence publications. A decade ago, curing hepatitis C cost more than US$84,000 per patient. Today, the same cure can be procured at around US$60 per patient. Few global health markets have changed so dramatically....
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This toolkit provides practical guidance to integrate hepatitis, harm reduction, and triple elimination into HIV programs in ways that are policy-aligned, defensible, and scalable.
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CHAI's latest market memo examines integrated HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B screening in antenatal care across 16 countries and what it means for triple elimination.
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This year's report checks in with our 2024-2028 strategy and our work to tackle persistent global health challenges even as the global health landscape has shifted.
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Rwanda shows elimination is possible. But without urgent global action, treatment access could vanish—and lives with it.
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Pilot program in West Bengal, India, demonstrates that the triple elimination of HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis B in pregnant women is possible
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An alternative, more affordable hepatitis C treatment drugs cures 75% of patients who failed initial treatment in Rwanda
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The CHAI 2023 Annual Report highlights our key roles as operational and strategic partners to governments, market shapers, and ecosystem catalysts within the global health space
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Highlights from meetings CHAI participated in and resolutions passed at the recently concluded 77th World Health Assembly
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