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Titles below are links to third-party media coverage of Sasakawa Leprosy (Hansen’s Disease) Initiative and WHO Goodwill Ambassador for Leprosy Elimination from 2019 to present.
Year:
2023/03/21
Noticias de Coimbra- Museum of the Tocha rehabilitation center wants Cultural Interest classification
2023/03/21
Diario As Berias- Cantanhede: Rovisco Pais makes public unique collection in the country
2023/03/14
Mundial- Visit of the Sasakawa Health Foudation to the CMRRC-RP and opening of the Scientific Library of the former HCRP
2023/02/22
AsiaOne.com- 150th Anniversary of Dr. Hansen’s Discovery of M. leprae Is Opportunity to Examine Past, Present and Future of Leprosy
2023/02/22
Markets Insider- 150th Anniversary of Dr. Hansen’s Discovery of M. leprae Is Opportunity to Examine Past, Present and Future of Leprosy
2023/02/22
WFLA- 150th Anniversary of Dr. Hansen’s Discovery of M. leprae Is Opportunity to Examine Past, Present and Future of Leprosy
2023/02/22
KTLA- 150th Anniversary of Dr. Hansen’s Discovery of M. leprae Is Opportunity to Examine Past, Present and Future of Leprosy
2023/02/22
Seeking Alpha- 150th Anniversary of Dr. Hansen’s Discovery of M. leprae Is Opportunity to Examine Past, Present and Future of Leprosy
2023/02/22
PR Newswire- 150th Anniversary of Dr. Hansen’s Discovery of M. leprae Is Opportunity to Examine Past, Present and Future of Leprosy
2023/02/22
Market Watch- 150th Anniversary of Dr. Hansen’s Discovery of M. leprae Is Opportunity to Examine Past, Present and Future of Leprosy
2023/01/30
tempco.co- The Need for Early Detection of Leprosy to Prevent Disability
2023/01/30
Big News Network- WHO envoy asks Pope to help eliminate leprosy
2023/01/30
infobae- World Leprosy Day: what are the reasons why this disease still exists in Latin America
2023/01/30
Philippine News Agency- WHO envoy asks Pope to help eliminate leprosy
2023/01/29
Cumhuriyet- Frightening statement from WHO: Leprosy, one of the oldest infectious diseases in history, still continues