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MedAccess, the Clinton Health Access Initiative (CHAI), and Wondfo announced an agreement to make Wondfo’s HIV self-test available for US$1 to over 140 countries.
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CHAI’s recently released Hepatitis C Market Memo is an update to the previous editions of Hepatitis market reports. It provides critical insights into the market and helps the public and private sectors develop better strategies to provide products and services to those who need them. Every 30 seconds, someone loses their life to a hepatitis-related...
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CHAI is excited to publish the 2022 Hepatitis C Market Memo, covering the latest trends in the hepatitis C diagnostics and treatment markets. The memo provides updates on key innovations, volume, and pricing trends for hepatitis programs seeking to eliminate the disease.
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CHAI invites expressions of interest (EOI) from vendors interested and capable of supplying and/or servicing liquid medical oxygen storage equipment (VIE tanks) and/or vaporizers, across multiple countries.
Read moreCHAI is, on behalf of the Ministry of Health, Ghana, seeking qualified vendors to submit requests for proposals for medical oxygen equipment for multiple hospitals in the country.
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Few pregnant women were accessing antenatal care from health facilities in Kano State, Nigeria. With CHAI support, the State pivoted to group antenatal care, using the responsive feedback mechanism to continuously improve the use and quality of care for pregnant women in the State.
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Our monthly check-in with staff from around the world. Learn more about the people who work at CHAI.
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At that time there were close to two million AIDS-related deaths globally every year, yet less than 10 percent of people living with HIV were on lifesaving treatment in low- and middle-income countries. CHAI worked with ministries of health and other partners to turn the tide on the disease.
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A conversation between two former presidents was a spark that helped lead to the formation of the Clinton Health Access Initiative.
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