WIRE — The Ministry of Health has announced that Uganda will receive an additional 19,200 doses of lenacapavir, a long-acting injectable medicine used to prevent HIV infection, as demand for the drug continues to grow across the country. The new shipment, expected to arrive next month, will mainly be used to provide second injections to people who The post Uganda to receive 19,200 more doses of HIV prevention injectable drug amid struggle to keep up with demand first appeared on Matooke Republic.
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