Global body asks Asean to lead AIDS and HIV fight


KUALA LUMPUR: The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), a global non-profit provider of HIV/AIDS medical care, has urged Asean to lead the fight in ending the disease as a public health threat in the Asia Pacific region.

Its president Michael Weinstein said Asean’s efforts could significantly make an impact on the global fight against HIV/AIDS, and the foundation – having served over 400,000 clients across 10 Asia Pacific countries – is eager to contribute its expertise.

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