The Minister of State for Public and Primary Healthcare, Dr Patrick Ndimubanzi, has said that 10,800 households will be given free home-based screening for HIV, allowing them to benefit from 'Treat All' approach for those who will be found to be positive. It was during the launch of the Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (RPHIA) at Kigali Convention Centre on Wednesday.
The screening, to be held along with that for Hepatitis B and C, is under RPHIA, a national door-to-door survey, will start on October 12.
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