Young women need to be given priority in fight against HIV/AIDS, urges KZN doctor

Young women need to be given priority in the fight against HIV/AIDS ECRNewsWatch WorldAIDSDay

Dr Veni Naidu says girls and young women make up a vulnerable group facing a high risk of infection.UNAIDS says this year's theme focuses on addressing the inequalities holding back progress in ending the disease.

"We are assisting young girls who seek help by providing them with counselling, we offer the correct product and information so that they can also make a choice to pursue a long and health lifestyle."

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