Fiji declares HIV a national crisis as diagnoses surge
Most outlets reported that Fiji has declared a national crisis or emergency due to a surge in HIV diagnoses. The Express Tribune highlighted the impact on infants, noting that fifty-nine babies were born with HIV last year and eighteen died before their first birthday, while Minute Mirror framed the situation as a national emergency without specifying the infant data.
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Fiji declares HIV emergency after sharp rise in cases
Fiji has declared a national HIV emergency after recording a sharp rise in new infections. Health Minister Dr Ratu Atonio Lalabalavu announced the emergency this week. Health authorities estimate that one in 60 adults in Fiji now lives with HIV. The figure has increased from one in 167 adults five years ago. Fiji recorded 2,016 […]
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Fiji declares emergency as HIV infections surge ac...
Fiji has declared a national emergency following a sharp rise in HIV infections, with health officials warning that the Pacific island
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Fiji declares HIV a national crisis as diagnoses surge
Fifty-nine babies were born with HIV last year, and 18 died before their first birthday, the government said
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