Busia County has stepped up efforts in the fight against HIV/AIDS following the launch of the Lenacapavir injection, a long-acting prevention drug aimed at reducing new infections, especially among adolescents and young people. The launch, held at Busia KMTC, comes at a time when the county continues to record a higher HIV prevalence compared to…
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