Uganda rushes for long-acting HIV prevention


Uganda rushes for long-acting HIV prevention

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Uganda rushes for long-acting HIV prevention

People in Mbarara, Uganda, work. They need good protection from HIV.

A new medicine can help people. It is called lenacapavir.

This medicine gives strong protection. It needs only two shots each year.

But many people cannot get it now. There is not enough medicine for all.

A new cheaper medicine is now ready. Many poor countries will get it.


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What do people in Mbarara, Uganda need?

They need good protection from HIV.

What is the new medicine called?

It is called lenacapavir.

How often does the medicine need shots?

It needs only two shots each year.


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