Health experts urge Pakistan to conduct first nationwide HIV survey
Most outlets led with the call for Pakistan’s first nationwide HIV survey, highlighting the urgency expressed by health experts. Geo News added context with a statistic about 729 children diagnosed with HIV in six months in Sindh and mentioned the need to identify the actual source of infections. Daily Times focused on the warning that the virus is spreading beyond high-risk groups and the lack of accurate data.
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Health experts call for Pakistan’s first nationwide HIV survey
Leading public health experts have urged the government to conduct Pakistan’s first nationwide HIV prevalence survey, warning that the virus is spreading beyond high-risk groups while the country still lacks accurate data on the true scale of infections. They said reliable national data is essential for developing effective prevention and treatment strategies. Experts also stressed […]
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Health experts urge Pakistan to conduct first nationwide HIV survey
A medical worker helps a woman to draw blood for a HIV test at the free medical camp in Ratodero, Pakistan. — Reuters729 children diagnosed with HIV in six months in Sindh.Experts stress need to identify actual sources of transmission.Pakistan registers 14,182 new HIV cases in 2025,...
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