The major trial, using existing infrastructure and available medications, paired digital tools with tailored HIV testing, strengthened follow-up through health centers, and increased care delivered by community health workers. The result was a dramatic cut in transmissions, with new HIV cases dropping by 70 % compared with standard services.
(c) Bill Wegener

Studie in Kenia und Uganda senkt HIV-Neuinfektionen um 70 %

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Eine großangelegte Studie in Kenia und Uganda reduzierte HIV-Neuinfektionen durch digitale Tools und lokale Hilfe um 70 %. Durch personalisierte Tests und starke Gemeinschaftsarbeit wurde bewiesen, dass kluge Koordination die öffentliche Gesundheit revolutionieren und weltweit Leben schützen kann. Ein Sieg.

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