HIV/AIDS Cases Decline In Malawi; Testing, Counseling Sites Increase, Health Official Says (Lufee.com)

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HIV/AIDS Cases Decline In Malawi; Testing, Counseling Sites Increase, Health Official Says
HIV prevalence among people ages 15 to 49 in Malawi declined to 12% in 2007, and there are now 410 sites offering HIV testing and counseling, National AIDS Commission Board Chair Nicholas Chitimba said recently, Malawi's National News reports. According to the News, HIV prevalence had been as high as 14% in previous years.
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