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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 checked her stomach, treated her nerves, and gave some vitamins, howe...
21 March, 2016
Natela
A successful Georgian woman made the unique choice to dedicate her life to her son and become an activist to make his world better. After her only son was diagnosed with...
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 to challenge this false impression and to give voice to the women who h...
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 women in South Ossetia.
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 decided to become surrogate mothers. Surrogacy has been leg...
3 March, 2016
Mehriban
"If your brother dies from a terrible disease and you, yourself are destined for the same fatal disease what would you do? Think about it. &nb...
4 March, 2016