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US Gifts Zambia with Lenacapavir HIV Prevention Medication

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September 2, 2026, 12:00 am
US Gifts Zambia with Lenacapavir HIV Prevention Medication

"The first shipment of United States-funded Lenacapavir HIV prevention medication has arrived in Zambia. Lenacapavir is administered twice a year and promises to be a powerful new tool in the fight against HIV."

The first shipment of United States-funded Lenacapavir HIV prevention medication has arrived in Zambia. Lenacapavir is administered twice a year and promises to be a powerful new tool in the fight against HIV.

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