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HIV prevention: from crisis to opportunity — Key findings from the 2023 Global HIV Prevention Coalition scorecards
13 March 2024
The Global HIV Prevention Coalition focus countries are progressing unevenly towards the goal of reducing HIV infections to levels that would no longer constitute a public health threat. The biggest declines are occurring in eastern and southern Africa and, to a lesser degree, in western and central Africa. Expansion of access to effective ART, combined with an ongoing focus on primary prevention, are driving those achievements.
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