Mexico Aims to Eliminate HIV Transmission by 2030

Mexico's Health Ministry has unveiled plans to eradicate HIV transmission by 2030, leveraging free testing, treatment, and prophylactic drugs alongside enhanced detection and education strategies.

30 Jun, 19:48 — 30 Jun, 19:48

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Mexico’s Health Ministry plans to eliminate transmission of HIV by 2030

Mexico has the tools it needs: free testing, free treatment and free pre- and post-exposure prophylactic drugs, to be combined with strengthened detection and education strategies. The post Mexico’s Health Ministry plans to eliminate transmission of HIV by 2030 appeared first on Mexico News Daily

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