THE world marked yet another World AIDS Day last week December 1, 2011, the essence of building on universal access to HIV services as the means of reducing HIV incidence in young people aged 14-30; eliminating Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV (MTCT) and increasing in the number of Persons Living With HIV & AIDS (PLWH) on treatment in accordance with new World Health Organisation, WHO, guidelines, becomes paramount.
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