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Results from National HIV Survey Indicate HIV Treatment Progress in Côte d’Ivoire and Identify Gaps in Testing Services
Mozambique Launches INSIDA Survey to Assess Latest Progress in HIV Epidemic
National HIV Survey in Cameroon Shows Advances in Treatment and Remaining Challenges to Achieving Epidemic Control
“As Health Professionals, Our Primary Goal is to Save Lives and Provide Service to Our Communities”: ICAP’s Tafadzwa Dzinamarira Reflects on his Rewarding Career in the Field of Medical Laboratories
Despite Numerous Obstacles, the Uganda PHIA Team Persists to Collect Critical National HIV Data
On this World AIDS Day, the PHIA Project Celebrates Progress Toward Global HIV Targets
PHIA in the Time of COVID-19
Over the past several weeks, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a dramatic impact on our lives and our work. It has affected our day-to-day activities, including efforts to advance many of our projects around the world. Yet, our commitment remains unwavering.
Kenya Embraces HIV Survey Results Revealing Reduced New Infections and Sustained Treatment Across the Nation
On February 21, 2020, the highly anticipated KENPHIA results were released by the Government of Kenya’s Ministry of Health, with support from U.S. Embassy to Kenya, U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, ICAP among others.
In Uganda’s New PHIA Survey, All Eyes Are Set on the Number of New Diagnoses
On February 6, 2020, The Government of Uganda, led by the Ministry of Health, launched the second Uganda Population-based HIV Impact Assessment survey (UPHIA 2020) to unveil the current situation of the HIV epidemic in Uganda and effectiveness of existing responses.
Recent PHIA News
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