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Ina Skosana
Verified
News Editor, Health-e
Johannesburg
Beats
HIV criminalization, HIV preventionHIV/AIDS, HIV vaccines LGBT, Nashville
business, interviews, profiles
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By Kathryn Cleary, Ina Skosana Verified, Yoliswa Sobuwa Verified| Health-e Verified Public health experts and activists warn the sudden cut of US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) will strain an already overburdened public health system, with potential long-term consequences for HIV and tuberculosis (TB) response efforts.
By Yoliswa Sobuwa Verified, Ina Skosana Verified, Anne Githuku-Shongwe| Health-e Verified Health minister Dr Aaron Motsoaledi has identified men as a major challenge in South Africa’s efforts against HIV. The problem: men are less likely to test for HIV, get started on antiretroviral therapy (ART), and stay on treatment. He was speaking at the launch of a campaign aimed at getting an additional 1.1 million people on HIV treatment by December 2025. Motsoaledi called out men, saying, “It is us who are holding it back.
By Kathryn Cleary, Ina Skosana Verified, Yoliswa Sobuwa Verified| Health-e Verified Public health experts and activists warn the sudden cut of US President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) will strain an already overburdened public health system, with potential long-term consequences for HIV and tuberculosis (TB) response efforts.
Company Info
Health-e
Johannesburg, South Africa
+1 855-432-7587