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HOW DO WE END HIV/AIDS? SIMPLY BY STOPPING THE TRANSMISSION/PREVENTING THE CONTRACTION OF HIV/AIDS. HOW DO WE STOP THE TRANSMISSION? Play a part. Be responsible.

Ministry of Health Zambia
USAID Zambia
Zambia Ending AIDS

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Are you a champion of *online or other forms of Gender-Based Violence?* Does your community and the perpetuators know about the effects of any form of Gender-Based Violence on the victims? Let us play a role in ending Gender-Based Violence. BUILD - EDUCATE - SUPPORT the victims and the general population.

Zambia Intergrated Health

AIDS Council

Gender-based violence (GBV) is a serious violation of human rights and a life-threatening health and protection issue. Gender-based violence put people at greater risk of physical, s*xual and psychological violence, such as r**e, s*xual abuse, trafficking and forced prostitution. USAID ZAMBIA INTEGRATED HEALTH join the rest of the world in commemorating the 16 Days Activism against Gender Based Violence.

Zambia Intergrated Health

AIDS Council

Topic: HIV Self Testing Services

Do you know that there are HIV self testing kits which you can use at home or in a private location? Using this test, you can get results within 20 minutes. This test is very accurate and simple to use. All you have to do is swab your gums to collect an oral fluid sample for self testing. Visit your nearest health facility to access the kits and for more information

Cervical Cancer

What is Cervical Cancer Screening?

Cervical cancer screening involves your healhcare provider checking the mouth of the womb for cancer sometimes using a camera then discussing the results with you. A woman on ART is 5 times more at risk of getting cervical cancer if you are HIV positive. Screening for Cervical cancer helps to know the problem early so that it can be treated faster and that will lead to the improvement of your health including maintaining your ability to have children. Get screened for cervical cancer today at your nearest health facility.

Zambia Intergrated Health

AIDS Council

Benefits of Having undetected Viral Load

"Do you Know that having a a supressed Viral Load has a major prevention benefit? People with HIV who take HIV medicine as prescribed and get and keep an undetectable viral load will not transmit HIV to their HIV-negative partners through s*x. This is sometimes called treatment as prevention or undetectable = untransmutable (U=U).
• It reduces the risk of HIV transmission to the child during pregnancy, labor, and delivery.
• It substantially decreases the risk of transmitting HIV to your baby through breastfeeding to less than 1%. However, the risk is not zero.
• It may reduce HIV transmission risk for people who inject drugs.

Elimination of Mother To Child Transmission (eMTCT)

Are you pregnant and living with HIV? A pregnant woman can pass on HIV infection to her unborn baby.
To prevent this, a pregnant woman needs to take her ARV's correctly and consitently throughout pregnancy and breastfeeding.
The newborn baby should be given ARV's to prevent HIV immediately after birth. Mothers,
take your babies to the health care facilities for HIV testing and monitoring until they are 2 years old.
Visit your health care facility for more information today.

Ministry of Health Zambia
USAID Zambia Zambia Ending AIDS
World Health Organization (WHO)
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