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    Zim has adequate ARV stocks – Health Minister

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    – Zimbabwe has adequate stocks of
    anti-retroviral drugs (ARVs) that will last until the first quarter of
    next year, Health and Child Care Minister, Dr Obadiah Moyo said on
    Wednesday, allaying fears of a possible shortage.

    Zimbabwe has an estimated one million people who are on the
    life-prolonging drugs given to people living with HIV, to keep the
    virus under control and enable them to lead healthy lives.

    An estimated 65 percent of the one million people living with the
    virus are said to be on the first line of treatment while the
    remainder are on the second line.

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