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Healthcare
February/March 2016
This edition of Chai Khana seeks to portray the struggle of healthcare issues across the South Caucasus.
Hepatitis C - Reality and Statistics
Three years ago, A.S. ( anonim) found out about her disease. Doctors diagnosed her incorrectly; they...
21 March, 2016
Natela
A successful Georgian woman made the unique choice to dedicate her life to her son and become an act...
22 March, 2016
Women Fighters. Breast cancer: Stories of Victory!
Several decades have past since breast cancer has been considered a fatal disease. Chaikhana seeks t...
6 March, 2016
Tskhinvali or Vladikavkaz-Where to Give Birth?
The question "where to give birth: in Tskhinvali or in Vladikavkaz," is still actual question for wo...
10 March, 2016
Tbilisi - A Regional Center for Surrogacy
The story of a single mother Nina is synonymous with multiple other women across Georgia, who have...
3 March, 2016
Mehriban
"If your brother dies from a terrible disease and you, yourself are destined for the sa...
4 March, 2016