"The decline in new infections is a clear sign that the Government of Nigeria is steering the HIV response in the right direction, and much progress can be realized if more resources are committed to the cause," - Dr. Bilali Camara, the UN AIDS Country Director in Nigeria. That's good news for a change.
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Sunday, July 20, 2014
HIV Infection Drops By 35 Percent In Nigeria Says United Nations
"The decline in new infections is a clear sign that the Government of Nigeria is steering the HIV response in the right direction, and much progress can be realized if more resources are committed to the cause," - Dr. Bilali Camara, the UN AIDS Country Director in Nigeria. That's good news for a change.
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