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View all search resultsA new global AIDS report by UNAIDS suggests that Asia-Pacific governments must invest urgently in prevention programs and community-led initiatives for the region, among those with the highest prevalence in the world, can attain its 2030 AIDS prevention goal.
Rita Widiadana, a founding board member of APCAT Media, spoke with UNAIDS Indonesia director Krittayawan Boonto about the UN's new road map, The Path that Ends AIDS, and what Indonesia can do to meet the global goal of ending HIV/AIDS by 2030.
A disproportionate number of housewives and pregnant women contract sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as HIV and syphilis each year, according to recent data from the Health Ministry, which attributed the problems to poor awareness of sexual health and their partners' unsafe sexual behavior.
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