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Photo of the Week: Health Services for People at Risk of HIV

Posted on: 27 September 2012 | Photo of the Week

In Moldova, the Global Fund supports efforts to prevent the spread of HIV caused by needle sharing among injecting drug users. A child and his mother are visited by a counselor who provides clean needles as well as social support to her as an HIV-positive person

In Moldova, the Global Fund supports efforts to prevent the spread of HIV caused by needle sharing among injecting drug users. A child and his mother are visited by a counselor who provides clean needles as well as social support to her as an HIV-positive person.

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Copyright: The Global Fund / John Rae.

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