While researchers say Australia is edging closer to ending HIV as a public health threat by 2030, they warn progress is not being shared equally. Diagnoses have fallen from 1006 in 2016.
Australia hits global HIV target as diagnoses fall but First Nations gap remains
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The results mean Australia has achieved the Joint United Nations Program on HIV and AIDS 95-95-95 targets for the first time.
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