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Decline in HIV Cases, Syphilis's Ancient History, and Drug Findings
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Amsterdam experiences a sharp decline in new HIV cases, attributed to the use of Prep, with the Dutch Aids fund advocating for continued HIV prevention efforts. A skeleton in Provence suggests that syphilis existed in Europe centuries before Christopher Columbus's arrival, challenging the established story of its global travel. Uganda's NDA found anti-retroviral drugs in meat but did not issue a warning, raising concerns about animal feed regulation.
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How can the decline in HIV cases in Amsterdam be sustained and expanded globally?
What actions should be taken to improve animal feed regulation in Uganda and other countries?
What are the broader implications of the ancient origins of syphilis for our understanding of disease transmission and global health?
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