💨 Abstract
Since the U.S. cut aid in South Africa, which previously funded health workers and clinics, HIV testing and monitoring have declined, particularly among pregnant women, infants, and youth. With about 8 million people living with HIV, South Africa has the world's highest burden. The reduction in testing means fewer individuals who may transmit the virus will be identified, and it could indicate that patients have dropped out of treatment. The U.S.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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