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Vietnam Promotes Methadone Treatment for Drug Users

Statistics by the HIV/AIDS Prevention Department of the Ministry of Health (MOH) of Vietnam shows that currently there are about 170,000 drug users in the listed record of the country.

New Innovation Programme Helps Protect The Health and Rights of AIDS Patients

In India, this concern has been overcome by the cadre of link workers in Bihar who have managed to increase the number of referrals at testing centres by adopting inventive ways of convincing the vulnerable communities to access treatment.

UNITAID Making A Difference in Supporting TB Programs

Earlier this year we had visited many biosafety level (BSL) III laboratories in India where one of the latest diagnostic tools were available to do drug susceptibility testing (DST) for tuberculosis (TB). One red-coloured sticker on these diagnostic

Integrated TB and HIV Care in Myanmar Gives Hope

There is no doubt that tuberculosis (TB) and HIV care should be integrated at different levels, particularly in high burden settings.

AIDS No Longer Death Sentence in 21st Century

Ms. Robl says under President Obama's leadership, the United States has continued to strengthen commitment to PEPFAR, which this year marks its 10 year anniversary.

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