"Twenty-five percent of new HIV/AIDS infections are in the 15-to-24 age group," said Mouala during an interview on Magik 9's morning program. He attributed this rise among young people to various factors, including generational attitudes and misconceptions.
"There is a widespread perception, particularly among this age group, that HIV/AIDS is no longer a concern. These young people did not experience the era when the disease was feared. This has led to a trivialization of the illness and a lack of emphas
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