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Accessing HIV Testing Service by Children and Adolescents in Zimbabwe

Developed in collaboration with the Ministry of Health and Childcare, Zimbabwe, this video provides information on integrated HIV testing services for adolescents, including information on HIV testing, HIV prevention, counseling, treatment, and support. It also covers what questions, information and services adolescents can expect upon testing negative or testing positive for HIV as well as additional types of support and services that are available to them. [ISS-015]

Puberty: Does Penis Size Really Matter?

Messages from TV, movies and magazines might give the impression that having a bigger penis is better. This video sets out to debunk those messages. Penis size is a trait or feature that a person inherits from their parents, and penises, just like our other body parts, come in lots of different shapes and sizes.

HIV Self-Stigma

Living with HIV today is medically manageable, but the shame, fear, and internalized stigma can still be overwhelming. In this video, we unpack what HIV self-stigma looks like and how we can reclaim identity, confidence, and power beyond an HIV diagnosis. You are more than your status. [AMZ-193-enGH]

What is Undetectable HIV? Explaining U=U

Generally, HIV can be passed from a person living with HIV to a sexual partner who does not have HIV. However, when a person living with HIV takes their antiretroviral treatment (ART) consistently as prescribed and achieves and maintains an undetectable viral load, they cannot transmit HIV to their partner through sex. This is not just a theory decades of rigorous scientific research confirm it. This concept is known as Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U), and it has transformed HIV treatment, prevention, and care globally, including across Africa.