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Global HIV Diagnostics Test Market to Surpass US$ 8,487.17 Million by 2030 - Vimarsana News

Global HIV Diagnostics Test Market to Surpass US$ 8,487.17 Million by 2030

/PRNewswire/ -- According to Coherent Market Insights, the global HIV diagnostics test market is estimated to be valued at US$ 4,263.62 Million in 2022 and...

PolitiFact "fact checkers" are low-IQ thought police who have zero expertise, yet blacklist medical journal papers they don't like - Vimarsana News

PolitiFact "fact checkers" are low-IQ thought police who have zero expertise, yet blacklist medical journal papers they don't like

PolitiFact employs an army of “fact checkers” who have virtually no experience analyzing public medical studies, medical reports or national news. Worse yet, these so-called “fact checks” are [...]

NAC CATCF programme for marginalised communities on cards - Vimarsana News

NAC CATCF programme for marginalised communities on cards

In a bid to increase adherence to Anti Retroviral Treatment in the marginalised communities, the National AIDS Council has introduced a Community Antiretroviral

Project seeking to end Aids in Mara Region by 2030 kicks off - Vimarsana News

Project seeking to end Aids in Mara Region by 2030 kicks off

A PROJECT seeking to end HIV/Aids in Mara Region by 2030 has kicked off with focus on increased testing and use of quality antiretroviral treatment.

Air Pollution May Contribute to Severe COVID-19 Outcomes - Vimarsana News

Air Pollution May Contribute to Severe COVID-19 Outcomes

Patients with chronic exposure to common air pollutants, even when exposure levels are low, are at increased risk for hospitalization, admission to an ICU, and death after infection with SARS-CoV-2.