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Why Zambians don't test and treat

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Population viral load decreases in 'test and treat' study in Uganda

HIV testing in Uganda. Image by AIDS Healthcare Foundation.

Uganda field study finds that HIV treatment has not reduced new infections in couples

Josephine Birungi who presented the findings. ©IAS/Moreno Maggi

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