In-home HIV test is the way to go
In-home HIV test is the way to go Monday December 14 2020 Advertisement In the 1990’s Uganda saw a decrease in HIV/Aids infection rates, which was attributed to increased awareness, which came with more testing and counselling. However, infection numbers later started rising again and this was blamed on decreased government efforts in the fight against the disease. According the Unaids data, the national spread rate stands at 5.8 per cent with 1.5 million Ugandans living with HIV/Aids and 53 new cases reported annually. However the big test remains the discovery of new cases in the e...
Source: monitor.co.ug