Fiji Declares an HIV Emergency as Cases Rise Twelvefold
Fiji declared a national HIV emergency, expanded free testing and treatment, and added clean-needle access as infections surged.
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Fiji declared a national HIV emergency, expanded free testing and treatment, and added clean-needle access as infections surged.
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Israeli settlers inaugurated a synagogue at the revived Homesh settlement while nearby Palestinians say the return deepens dispossession.
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