Southern Africa Makes Progress In HIV Care, But West, Central Africa Lagging
VOA News: MSF: West, Central Africa Lagging in HIV Care
“Doctors Without Borders (MSF) says only 20 percent of people living with HIV in French-speaking west and central Africa are receiving the antiretroviral drug treatment they need. This is despite ‘enormous progress’ made in the fight against HIV/AIDS in southern Africa, where the disease is more prevalent…” (Lazuta, 3/1).
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