What we mean when we say END TO HIV; communicating appropriately

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  1. Prevention & Control Infrastructure needed for providing services
  2. Community Mobilization and Organization
  3. Testing to know one’s status
  4. Attending clinic for individual assessment
  5. Checking for or treating opportunistic infections
  6. Checking for other viral infections
  7. Pap smears
  8. Screening for cancer ( breast, anal, oral, lung, prostate….)
  9. Support to quit smoking
  10. Health education
  11. Provision of Information, education and Communication materials
  12. Access to safe motherhood services
  13. Access to Mother and Child Health Services
  14. Diabetes screening
  15. STIs screening
  16. UTI screening
  17. Anal screening
  18. Pregnancy testing
  19. Treatment for STIs/UTIs
  20. Physicals
  21. Mammograms
  22. High blood screening
  23. Mental health care
  24. Referral services
  25. Tetanus vaccination
  26. Thyroid screening
  27. Anaemia testing
  28. Modernizing Criminalization laws
  29. Engaging in bursting stigma
  30. Engaging in bursting discrimination
  31. Acknowledging and recognizing what works
  32. Trickle down services to individual recipient
  33. Trained health care provider
  34. SRH-specific needs
  35. Family planning needs
  36. Gender-specific planning needs
  37. Traditional public health
  38. social interventions
  39. Biomedical approaches to HIV and integration of services with broader health systems
  40. Zero HIV-related deaths; zero-stigma; zero discrimination

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