Himachal Pradesh's New Initiative: Aiming for Comprehensive Testing
The National Health Mission and Himachal Pradesh State AIDS Control Society collaborate to enhance HIV and syphilis testing, focusing on pregnant women, including those delivering at home. This initiative aims for timely screenings to provide necessary care and prevention, marking a significant step in controlling these health issues in the state.

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In a bid to curb the spread of HIV and syphilis, the National Health Mission (NHM) has teamed up with the Himachal Pradesh State AIDS Control Society. This collaboration is focused on providing more comprehensive testing in the state.
The initiative emphasizes regular screenings for pregnant women, including those who give birth at home. This move intends to ensure that timely care and proper support are extended to all expecting mothers, which is crucial to preventing the spread of these infections.
According to NHM Mission Director Pradeep Kumar, the concerted efforts represent a substantial advancement toward reducing HIV and syphilis cases, ensuring the well-being of the state's population.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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