Hot in the press is that HIV self testing kits will be available over the counter. Can you imagine no more awkward long queues at a testing center? The oral quick rapid antibody test kit will use mucus to determine a person’s HIV status at the convenience of their home. And the journalist who put this story on everyone’s lips is Augustine Oduor, a trainee from a recent HIV print self testing workshop.
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