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What if you couldn’t afford the medicines you need to stay alive?
Police officer Din Savorn was in despair.
He’d learned that new medicines which could cure his hepatitis C existed but were unaffordable.
Then he saw on social media that MSF was offering free treatment locally. And today, he’s cured.
We’ve seen newer and more effective treatments turn people's lives around. But millions of others are missing out.
We’ve made progress in driving drug prices down and simplifying treatment from start to finish. Now it’s time for countries to join us in offering new hope to people with the virus.
But there’s a very long way to go – and far too many people in need of help.
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Cambodia – New hope for patients with hepatitis C
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Cambodia: Hepatitis C
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