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Meghalaya Records Over 10,000 HIV Cases, Including 500 Children, Triggering Major Health Alarm
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Meghalaya Records Over 10,000 HIV Cases, Including 500 Children, Triggering Major Health Alarm
Health authorities in Meghalaya are sounding the alarm over more than 10,000 confirmed HIV/AIDS cases, including 500 children, predominantly from East Jaintia Hills district. Unprotected heterosexual activities drive most transmissions, with testing reluctance fuelling late detections and heightened risks. Ahead of World AIDS Day on December 1, Meghalaya AIDS Control Society (MACS) Project Director Dr KL Iawbor emphasised collective action, noti…
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