The Ministry of Health has reported a significant increase in the number of men opting for HIV self-testing. This trend reflects a growing awareness and proactive approach among men towards their health and the importance of knowing their HIV status. Self-testing kits, which offer a convenient and private way to test for HIV, have become increasingly popular, contributing to better health outcomes and early detection. The Ministry continues to encourage this practice as part of its broader strategy to combat HIV/AIDS and promote public health.
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