The daunting task of fighting HIV in Afghanistan: Current evidence and future recommendations

The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), like any other disease, has created great worry in Afghanistan. The country's slew of issues has paved the way for HIV to spread and go unchecked. International groups have banded together to stop the virus's spread since the first case was confirmed in Afghanistan. The cumulative effects of international collaboration have aided in the reduction of cases and improved awareness. Because of their injection use, a large portion of the country's population has been classified as a vulnerable category for HIV infection. Awareness campaigns and international collaboration should be implemented to further limit the spread of HIV.

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Afghanistan is facing a serious problem of HIV transmission, and international groups have joined forces to reduce cases and raise awareness. Further promotion of awareness campaigns and international cooperation is needed to limit the spread of HIV.