People living with HIV in Kenya are raising concerns over alleged charges for accessing free ARVs, while shortages of key HIV commodities threaten treatment access and prevention efforts.
A health official displays ARVs. [File, Standard]
People living with HIV have raised concerns over charges that some faith-based hospitals refuse to dispense Antiretroviral (ARVs) in faith-based hospitals.
The hospitals are allegedly charging between Sh500 and Sh1,500 to collect the life-saving drugs.
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