South Africa’s HIV prevention pill programme leads globally with 1.65M users by August 2024, aiming to reduce new infections and meet UNAIDS targets by 2025.
SA leads the world’s largest HIV prevention pill programme
Original Article by Mia Malan, Linda Pretorius & Zano Kunene | Bhekisisa Centre for Health Journalism | 14 October 2024
South Africa's HIV prevention pill programme leads globally with 1.65M users by August 2024, aiming to reduce new infections and meet UNAIDS targets by 2025.
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