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HIV/AIDS Prevalence in Sub-Saharan Africa

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healthcare

Type de record:

dataset
Public health planning, disease burden analysis, policy evaluation, academic research Notes / challenges: Regional aggregate data (not country-specific); some years may have modeled or estimated values; limited demographic breakdown

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