
Dr. Alethse de la Torre Rosas (2021)
The fight against hepatitis cannot wait, it is essential to generate coordinated multisectoral strategies that have people
The fight against hepatitis cannot wait, it is essential to generate coordinated multisectoral strategies that have people
Our organization is working every day to achieve the 2030 goals and is dedicated to reaching the unreachables and unde
The screening of all Egyptian people in less than one year was more than a dream.
Our major aim of the organization was to truly empower patients with information which is relevant, easily understood, and
It is revolutionary what the Hepatitis C Innovation Team (HIT) did because you're talking about a federal health care syst
You really need to make the steps smaller and simpler. Each step of the hepatitis C care cascade you lose people.
We want to get to the root causes of problems that are identified...It's about how you can innovate without changing an en
I really enjoy bringing people together who don’t usually meet, for example needle exchange, hospital, primary care and pr
To make progress, we must address this hopelessness...I think one of the key interventions we have to design is the proces
It is not a question of economic resources or pricing of the medicines or the budget of the government.
I am delighted that we can now talk about viral hepatitis in Burundi and work towards elimination, because we did nothing
My work started in 2012 when I realized that I was hepatitis B positive.