Canada’s Progress Towards Ending HIV Epidemic
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This document outlines Canada’s progress toward the global 2025 HIV targets (95-95-95) as of 2022, highlighting an estimated 65,270 people living with HIV, a 15% increase in new infections since 2020, and the disproportionate impact on key populations like gbMSM and people who inject drugs.
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