Fiji declares an HIV emergency after a surge in new infections
Data shows 1 in 60 people in the South Pacific island nation was estimated to be infected
Fiji declares an HIV emergency after a surge in new infections
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Fiji declares national HIV emergency as cases soar
One in 60 people in the Pacific nation now have the virus, prompting authorities to boost testing.
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