General - May 4, 2017

Kenya rolls out anti-retroviral drug to curb HIV infection

admin May 4, 2017
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Doctors in Kenya have started prescribing a daily pill to reduce the number of people contracting HIV. The free anti-retroviral medication is being given to anyone with a high risk of exposure to the virus.

Doctors in Kenya have started prescribing a daily pill to reduce the number of people contracting HIV.

The free anti-retroviral medication is being given to anyone with a high risk of exposure to the virus.

Al Jazeera’s Fahmida Miller reports from Nairobi.

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