The Ghana Aids Commission reports that 50 new HIV infections occur daily in Ghana, predominantly among 15-49-year-olds.
The latest estimates reveal 334,095 people living with HIV/AIDS, including 17,550 children under 15.
Despite a decline in new infections and AIDS-related deaths, the reduction rate remains insufficient to meet national targets.
University of Ghana students urge comprehensive HIV education in curricula and emphasize socio-economic solutions to combat the crisis, highlighting the importance of policy reforms, education, and job creation to reduce risky behaviors.
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