エイズと臨床研究のジャーナル

Vulgarizing Post Exposure Prophylaxis to Complete the Comprehensive Prevention Package Is Vital In Reducing the Incidence of HIV/AIDS

Abstract

Gordon Kunbuma Tachang and Henry Dilonga Meriki

Advancements in the fight against HIV/AIDS could be achieved by thinking differently, breaking paradigms and forging together in a shared vision of tackling one of the toughest challenges of mankind. Vulgarization of nonoccupational post exposure prophylaxis especially in low-income settings which bear the brunt of HIV/AIDS, could complement the comprehensive preventive strategies available to break the transmission chain and reduce the incidence of HIV/AIDS.