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Youths say peer counselling helping to stem HIV spread
Often times, stigma is known to potentially lead to feelings of shame, fear of disclosure and despair among people living with HIV.
Youths performing a skit to portray a messege about HIV during their interaction at the Uganda Virus Research Institute in Entebbe.
By: NewVision Reporter,
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@NewVision
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Ugandan youths living with HIV have said peer counselling is a practical coping mechanism for them, which is also helping them stave off stigma.
Often times, stigma is known
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