Prisons leads in HIV suppression

“Evidence confirms that those who are suppressing the Virus in their bodies with the help of ART are not able to pass on the virus to someone else,” he said.

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Nelson Musoba, Director General Uganda Aids Commission addressing the officials at the Launch of the Legal Environment assessment for HIV and Aids report. (Photo by Jimmy Outa)

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The Uganda Prisons Service (UPS) has been recognised as the leader in the suppression of HIV by the health ministry and the Uganda AIDS Commission (UAC).

UAC director general Dr

Prisons leads in HIV suppression

“Evidence confirms that those who are suppressing the Virus in their bodies with the help of ART are not able to pass on the virus to someone else,” he said.

Nelson Musoba, Director General Uganda Aids Commission addressing the officials at the Launch of the Legal Environment assessment for HIV and Aids report. (Photo by Jimmy Outa)

By NewVision Reporter

Journalists @NewVision

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