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October 12, 2017
Both research and advocacy for HIV prevention are intensifying their focus on young people. Bringing interventions that work for this population holds unique challenges. AVAC’s Manju Chatani-Gada explores how and why prevention research must reach the next generation. You'll hear from two young, South African women at a trial consultation, Sinazo Peter and Anelisa Madalane. And hear from Ntando Yola, a leader in community engagement.
Listen to the full podcast (11:28).
Highlights
- Two young advocates, Sinazo Peter & Anelisa Madalane, weigh in on MTN 034 (5:31)
- A leader in community engagement, Ntando Yola, explains how adults miss their cue (6:05)
Additional Resources
- AVAC Infographic — Demographic Shift in Southern Africa: 10- to 29-year-olds
- Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health — Youth Wave Threatens HIV Fight in Africa
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