Innovating Approaches to HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control

Innovating Approaches to HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control

Community-based HIV testing, pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), multi-day Methadone dispensing, and the involvement of community groups are helping HIV/AIDS prevention and control efforts reach at-risk populations and patients more effectively. Based on practical experience in many localities, the health sector is gradually adjusting its implementation methods toward greater flexibility, reducing barriers to accessing services and supporting long-term treatment adherence.
Strengthening Community Connections in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS

Strengthening Community Connections in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS

Amid the increasingly complex evolution of HIV transmission and the shifting patterns among high-risk groups, localities such as Nghe An and Hai Phong are strengthening the role of community networks and inter-sectoral coordination to expand access to services, sustain treatment, and work toward the goal of ending the AIDS epidemic by 2030.
“Extended Arms” in HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control

“Extended Arms” in HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control

Providing counseling via social media, supporting community-based HIV testing, connecting patients to ARV treatment, and bringing people who have discontinued treatment back to healthcare facilities are among the tasks currently carried out by many community-based organizations (CBOs) across localities. As HIV/AIDS becomes increasingly difficult to address through traditional approaches, community groups are emerging as an important supporting force for the grassroots HIV/AIDS prevention and control system.
Vietnam Leads Asia-Pacific in HIV Pre-exposure Prophylaxis

Vietnam Leads Asia-Pacific in HIV Pre-exposure Prophylaxis

Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in Vietnam officially started in 2020, and just after three years, the cumulative number of PrEP clients has already reached 67,000, with 51,000 clients on PrEP as of 2022.
US Helps Vietnam Maintain HIV/AIDS Community Infection Rate Below 0.3%

US Helps Vietnam Maintain HIV/AIDS Community Infection Rate Below 0.3%

The Minister of Health said the United States President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) has helped Vietnam gradually control HIV/AIDS and maintain the community infection rate below 0.3%.
USAID, PATH Work Together to End AIDS in Vietnam

USAID, PATH Work Together to End AIDS in Vietnam

USAID and global health nonprofit organization PATH partnered to boost understanding, awareness, and demand for HIV services and products among those most at risk in order to empower young people to prevent and manage HIV.
Vietnam among four countries worldwide successfully treating HIV/AIDS

Vietnam among four countries worldwide successfully treating HIV/AIDS

With the percentage of HIV-infected people receiving ARV (anti-retrovirus) treatment with a viral load below the inhibitory threshold reaching 96%, Vietnam is among four countries that have successfully treated HIV/ /AIDS in the world along with the UK, Switzerland, and Germany.
First HIV patient in Vietnam still healthy after 30 years of infection

First HIV patient in Vietnam still healthy after 30 years of infection

In December 1990, Vietnam recorded its first HIV-infected person coming from Ho Chi Minh City. Up to now, this patient has lived healthily.
Improving access to HIV information and care for groups at greatest risk

Improving access to HIV information and care for groups at greatest risk

While all society are affected by the HIV epidemic, some populations bear an especially heavy burden and account for the largest numbers of HIV infections. Success in HIV prevention can only be achieved by addressing these disparities and working to achieve health equity.
Vietnam, a top 4 nation with best HIV/AIDS treatment outcomes worldwide

Vietnam, a top 4 nation with best HIV/AIDS treatment outcomes worldwide

Vietnam is one of four countries with the best HIV/AIDS treatment in the world along with Germany, the U.K. and Switzerland, Acting Health Minister Nguyen Thanh Long said.
PM agrees national strategy aiming to erase AIDS epidemic in 2030

PM agrees national strategy aiming to erase AIDS epidemic in 2030

The Prime Minister has issued a decision approving the National Strategy which provides a road map for ending the AIDS epidemic as a public health threat in Vietnam by 2030.
Vietnamese researcher to be recognized at AIDS 2020 for promoting community-led HIV services

Vietnamese researcher to be recognized at AIDS 2020 for promoting community-led HIV services

A Vietnamese researcher was highly recognized at the 23rd International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2020) for his contribution to the widely successful roll-out model of community HIV testing service across Vietnam.
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