A paper by UN staff on coverage of HIV prevention and care interventions in Myanmar / Burma was posted two weeks ago. The paper is part of a very small 'series' that is a small output from the border health meeting in Bangkok over a year ago.

This paper needs to be read by everyone concerned about HIV in Burma / Myanmar. With this level of analysis available no one outside can now say that they don't know what is going on inside. It directly challenges both the government and other stakeholders to do more on HIV in the country.

Comments are welcome.

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