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Pamela Anderson Reflects on Hepatitis C Diagnosis and Treatment Journey

Pamela Anderson reflected on her hepatitis C diagnosis from the late 1990s during the 2026 amfAR Gala Venezia, stating that her doctor had given her about 10 years to live. She discussed the impact of the diagnosis on her life and her eventual recovery, emphasizing her resilience and strength despite the challenges she faced. Anderson received the Award of Courage at the event, which supports medical research.

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Pamela Anderson reflected on her hepatitis C diagnosis from the late 1990s during the 2026 amfAR Gala Venezia, stating that her doctor had given her about 10 years to live. She discussed the impact of the diagnosis on her life and her eventual recovery, emphasizing her resilience and strength despite the challenges she faced. Anderson received the Award of Courage at the event, which supports medical research.

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Pamela Anderson was given 10 years to live after hepatitis C diagnosis: ‘It was a death sentence’

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Pamela Anderson Reflects on Hepatitis C Diagnosis and Treatment Journey