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Read, explore and act: Ways you can help #EndHIV4Her
Live from #AIDS2016: July 22, 2016
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What we need to know about HIV & adolescent girls

by Eleanor Gall, Girls' Globe


The term ‘adolescent girls’ encompasses, in theory, all those aged 10-24. In reality, the lower section of that age bracket – the 10-19 year olds specifically – receive the least attention and are therefore the least comprehensively catered for when it comes to HIV/AIDS information and services.

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What got us here, won’t get us there

by Nina Hasen, HIV and TB Director, Population Services International (PSI)
mother and baby in malawi

Making an HIV-free future a reality in Haiti

by Denso Gay, Communications Officer, NPH Haiti

End gender based violence and HIV to ensure equity

by IPPF
mother and baby in malawi

What it will take to achieve an HIV-free world

by Jaak Peeters, Head of Johnson & Johnson’s Global Public Health organization

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Youth Speak Out About HIV/AIDS!
Youth speak out on HIV and AIDS
Focus on high infection rate among South African women, girls
Focus on high infection rate among South African women, girls

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