Luanda — Angola will keep HIV/Aids prevalence lower to 3 per cent until 2015, says a study conducted by the National Institute for Fighting against this disease, Angop has learnt.
According to the study, estimation is based on the application of the EPP-Spectrum programme, a methodology used and updated by the UN system for HIV/AIDS, to assess the tendencies and make projections.
The prevalence of 2011 is estimated at 1,97 per cent.
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