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WHO Europe and MSF to improve TB and HIV care across Eurasia

WHO Europe and Médecins Sans Frontières began cooperation to improve tuberculosis, drug-resistant TB and HIV services in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

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WHO Europe and Médecins Sans Frontières began cooperation to improve tuberculosis, drug-resistant TB and HIV services in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

WHO said AIDS-related deaths continue to rise in the region and annual new HIV infections are not declining, leaving it off track for the 2030 goal. Tuberculosis remains a leading cause of death among people living with HIV.

The release frames the cooperation as a planned regional effort with health authorities and civil-society partners; it does not report completed service outcomes.

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    WHO Europe and MSF to improve TB and HIV care across Eurasia

    WHO Europe and Médecins Sans Frontières began cooperation to improve tuberculosis, drug-resistant TB and HIV services in Eastern Europe and Central Asia.

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