Sunday 24 January 2016

Generalized HIV epidemic in Russia?



"The epidemic is gathering strength. Unfortunately the measures that have been taken have clearly not been enough," Pokrovsky said.
He warned that Russia was "on the threshold" of moving from a concentrated epidemic, where HIV is highly prevalent in one subset of the population, to a generalized epidemic, where HIV rates among the general population are sufficient for sexual networking to drive new infections.
"We're in a transitional phase," he said. "In separate regions we can say there is already a generalized HIV epidemic."

1 comment:

Unknown said...

hmmm....maybe they shouldn't be allowed to leave Russia until they are fully treated.