HIV, tuberculosis (TB) and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) have claimed too many South African lives.
Today, defeating these diseases is a national priority, with the mission of the latest National Strategic Plan to get our country on track to eliminate them as public health threats by the year 2030. But what happens when the treatments we use to fight them no longer work?
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