As Uganda grapples with its HIV epidemic, the question of whether the country can eliminate the virus by 2030 looms large. With a population of over 45 million, Uganda has made strides in reducing HIV prevalence, but significant challenges remain.
Progress and ChallengesSince the 1990s, Uganda has been a model for HIV intervention, employing a multifaceted approach that includes education, condom distribution, and antiretroviral therapy .
Many individuals are reluctant to get tested or disclose their status, which hampers treatment and prevention efforts. Key interventions include expanding access to testing and treatment, enhancing education programs, and increasing community involvement.
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