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Four teens infected with HIV weekly in Uasin Gishu — report.
Turbo and Kapseret sub-counties contributed to 50 percent of the new infections.
The report also established that new HIV infections among adolescents in the county increased by 16 percent from 158 in 2015 to 184 this year.
Dr. Masha said it was unfortunate that adolescents are mostly affected.
Everyone should play a role in fighting hiv, parents should advice their children on how to carry themselves, and teachers should educate them on sex education and the best way to protect themselves.
Everyone should play a role in fighting hiv, parents should advice their children on how to carry themselves, and teachers should educate them on sex education and the best way to protect themselves.
See lessI don't have an insight on those counties mentioned but I have a couple of things I've noticed recently! The society shuns on unwanted teenage pregnancies and I feel teenagers partake in sexual intercourse with the aim of not getting pregnant which leads to a lot of teenage abortions to be honest. IRead more
I don’t have an insight on those counties mentioned but I have a couple of things I’ve noticed recently! The society shuns on unwanted teenage pregnancies and I feel teenagers partake in sexual intercourse with the aim of not getting pregnant which leads to a lot of teenage abortions to be honest. I feel like sex Ed in Kenya doesn’t really emphasize on STIs and HIV/AIDs until campus when there’s a compulsory unit on it but it should be taught earlier like form 1 early cause adolescence is usually at a peak in high school
See lessI think some teenagers lack parental guidance, and they do not have sufficient information on how to protect themselves, and they end up being victims.
I think some teenagers lack parental guidance, and they do not have sufficient information on how to protect themselves, and they end up being victims.
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