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Dominican Republic closes 2025 with nearly 80,000 HIV diagnoses

Santo Domingo.- The Dominican Republic closed 2025 with nearly 80,000 people diagnosed with HIV, a figure that reflects not only the scope of the virus but also significant progress in detection, treatment, and clinical follow-up. Health authorities stress that these numbers represent advances in timely diagnosis and disease control, aligned with international public health standa... Read more

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