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- LONDON: The Pan I Am organise charity gig 9:13pm Apr 29
- Why the world should ask 'Am I number 12?' 7:11pm Apr 29|2 Comments
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- World Hepatitis Day
Worldwide!
Monday, May 19 at 12:00am
RECENT ACTIVITY
Am I Number 12? discussed World Hepatitis Day 2009! on the Am I Number 12? discussion board.
Am I Number 12? discussed World Hepatitis Day 2009 – Get on board! on the Am I Number 12? discussion board.
Am I Number 12? discussed Creative Competition – It could be you?! on the Am I Number 12? discussion board.
Am I Number 12? Banners hanging in Milan Airport, facilitated by the Gilead Global team.
Am I Number 12?
Hepatitis groups in Bangladesh organized a concert to coincide with the Bengali new year in Dhaka City.
The concert was broadcast on national TV and several high-profile Bangladeshi musicians took part.
http://www.nme.com/news/nme/36163 The Pan I Am's Edward Larrikin is organizing a charity gig to raise money for the Hepatitis C Trust. The Pan I Am will be playing as well as No Bra, Sunni Geinni and some performance art and DJs...
Am I Number 12? Street interviews, finding out how much people actually know about hepatitis C.
Am I Number 12? Street interviews, finding out how much people actually know about hepatitis C.
The World Hepatitis Alliance and over 200 patient groups around the world are asking 'Am I Number 12?' (http://www.aminumber12.org) to increase awareness of the shocking statistic that one in 12 people on the planet are living with hepatitis B or hepatitis C and yet the majority of those infected...
Am I Number 12? On Monday 19 May the World Hepatitis Alliance is coordinating the first truly global World Hepatitis Day and this year we are asking the question ‘Am I Number 12?’ to raise awareness of the incredible statistic that one in 12 people worldwide are living with viral hepatitis B or C.
April 28, 2008 at 11:30pm
