Ghanaian Times·3 min read·medium

Hepatitis B: Ghana cannot afford a silent crisis

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Hepatitis B: Ghana cannot afford a silent crisis
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Ghana is facing a silent health crisis with three million people living with chronic Hepatitis B, yet less than one percent are diagnosed or receiving treatment. Health officials are calling for urgent government intervention to meet WHO targets for diagnosis and treatment by 2030.

An estimated three million people in Ghana are living with chronic hepatitis B, yet only one per cent have been diagnosed.

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