India Marks 10 Years Of Cost-Free ART Program

LiveMint: Govt HIV treatment program completes 10 years
“India completed 10 years of the free antiretroviral treatment (ART) program for human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) patients, now covering 768,000 people. While the first HIV case in India was detected in 1986, about 2.1 million Indians are now living with the AIDS virus…” (Mehta, 4/7).

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