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'One in every three Ghanaians living with HIV unaware' — AIDS Commission

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Projections from this year 39;s National HIV Estimates by the Ghana AIDS Commission show that nearly one in every three Ghanaians living with HIV does not know their status. The Estimates also show that out of about 334,721 people living with HIV as of 2025, only 227,593, representing 68 per cent, know their HIV status.

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