WHCAG

WHCAG stands for the World Hepatitis Alliance Patient Council. It is a global patient-led organization dedicated to raising awareness and advocating for the elimination of viral hepatitis. The council comprises individuals who have lived experience with hepatitis B and C, bringing their personal perspectives and expertise to the forefront of the fight against the disease.

The primary mission of WHCAG is to ensure that the voices of people affected by viral hepatitis are heard by policymakers, healthcare professionals, and the general public. They work to promote equitable access to prevention, diagnosis, and treatment services worldwide. By sharing their stories and advocating for patient-centered approaches, WHCAG aims to reduce the stigma associated with hepatitis and foster a supportive environment for those living with the condition.

WHCAG engages in various activities, including advocating for national hepatitis elimination strategies, participating in global health forums, and developing educational resources. They collaborate with other patient organizations, non-governmental organizations, and international bodies to amplify their message and drive meaningful change. Their work is crucial in transforming the landscape of hepatitis care and working towards a hepatitis-free future.