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There were over 2500 health facilities providing eMTCT in 2021
488,113 voluntary medical male circumcisions conducted in 2021
85%of women & 75%of men have ever tested for HIV.
6.6% of young adults aged 15-24 years have HIV
HIV prevalence is highest in Copperbelt Province (15.4%)
11.1% of Zambian adults aged 15 to 49 years have HIV.
Viral Load Suppression is highest in Eastern Province (67.8%)
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6.6% of young adults aged 15-24 years have HIV
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6.6% of young adults aged 15-24 years have HIV
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