Patient Story: How Fast does Multi-Drug Therapy Work?
A leprosy patient becomes non-infectious within 24 to 72 hours (just a few days) after taking their first dose of MDT.
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In His Own Words: A Leprosy Patient’s Story
The following story is one of many we see on a regular basis, showing what a profound difference leprosy medication can make in the lives of our patients.
TLM Ambassador Attends the 4th International Training Program on Leprosy for Developing Countries
TLM ambassador Goodman Qhsoholo reports on the 4th International Training Program on Leprosy for Developing Countries.
People with First-Hand Experience in Leprosy take the Lead at Meetings in Kigali
Amar Timalsina reports on his recent trip to Kigali.
Last Mile Outcomes in Leprosy Care
Dr Arie de Kruijff explores some of the big issues in the fight against leprosy: “The obstruction is no longer medical.”
Om Satija: A Champion for the Cause, Going the Extra Mile
Om Satija has put his whole heart into a physically and mentally demanding 110-day run to help children affected by leprosy.
What Can We Learn From the Ways That Persons Affected by Leprosy Resist Stigma?
Five important lessons for the leprosy sector.
Spotlight on Md. Kamal Uddin, A 2024 Wellesley Bailey Award Winner
In celebration of The Leprosy Mission’s 150th anniversary year, our Wellesley Bailey Awards judges decided to name four winners of the award in 2024. One of these remarkable winners is Md. Kamal Uddin, who has overcome many hardships and is now an inspiration to others.
Spotlight on Maya Ranavare, A 2024 Wellesley Bailey Award Winner
To celebrate the return of The Leprosy Mission’s Wellesley Bailey Awards and our 150th anniversary year, our judges have chosen four winners whose work in the fight against leprosy deserves recognition. Maya Ranavare from India is one of these deserving winners.
Spotlight on Sandra Dongo Botolo, A 2024 Wellesley Bailey Award Winner
In honour of our 150th anniversary year, the judges have granted a Wellesley Bailey award to four winners whose tireless work has furthered the cause of leprosy patients around the world. One of these winners is Sandra Dongo Botolo from the Democratic Republic of Congo.