Cambodia Health Ministry Debunks Social Media Rumors of AIDS Outbreak, Cites Global Success in Control
The National Authority for Combating AIDS (NACA) in Cambodia has refuted social media claims of a renewed AIDS epidemic, asserting the nation's advanced control measures. Citing the 95-95-95 targets and a significant decline in new infections, NACA urges public access to accurate information.
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