Undetectable = untransmittable (U=U): The formula for happiness

January 25, 2022

EpiC Central Asia Today, almost 11,000 people in the Kyrgyz Republic are living with HIV. Every year, on average, 700 people are diagnosed with HIV. A diagnosis of HIV was once presumed to be fatal, and many lived in fear... Continue Reading

COVID-19

Private clinics in Malawi help decongest public health facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic

September 24, 2021

Gift Kambandanga, Project Manager, EpiC, PSI MalawiPhilip C. Mkandawire, Market Development, Social Franchise & Research, Deputy Chief of Party, PSI MalawiLirica Nishimoto, Technical Officer, EpiC, FHI 360Moses Bateganya, Technical Director, EpiC, FHI 360 With more than 850,000 people living with HIV (PLHIV)... Continue Reading

Events

EpiC hosts virtual learning collaborative on decentralized drug distribution: Recordings and presentations now available!

October 19, 2020

Several countries in sub-Saharan Africa are implementing decentralized drug distribution (DDD) models to make HIV treatment services more convenient for patients while reducing the burden on health systems. To support these efforts, the USAID- and PEPFAR-supported Meeting Targets and Maintaining... Continue Reading

COVID-19

Five strategies for preserving key population-focused HIV programmes in the era of COVID-19

May 18, 2020

Rose Wilcher, Knowledge Management Director, LINKAGES & EpiC, FHI 360 Chris Akolo, Technical Director, LINKAGES, FHI 360 This blog post was originally published here on IAS. HIV programmes are experiencing severe disruptions as a result of COVID-19. However, we must ensure... Continue Reading

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Undetectable = untransmittable (U=U): The formula for happiness

Private clinics in Malawi help decongest public health facilities during the COVID-19 pandemic

EpiC hosts virtual learning collaborative on decentralized drug distribution: Recordings and presentations now available!

Five strategies for preserving key population-focused HIV programmes in the era of COVID-19

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