HIV soars after a deadly war in Ethiopia's Tigray

In the aftermath of the conflict in Tigray, Ethiopia, widespread sexual violence has led to a spike in HIV cases, with survivors facing challenges in accessing necessary medical support. The destruction of the region’s health system has also resulted in sharp increases in other infectious diseases, such as malaria, measles, cholera, and tuberculosis, further straining an already vulnerable population. The lack of resources and funding cuts have left Tigray ill-equipped to handle these outbreaks, highlighting the urgent need for rebuilding and support in the region.

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