Since March 2000, CDC has worked with the Kenya Ministry of Health (MOH), local and international partners to support: Comprehensive HIV & TB Care and Treatment: Antiretroviral therapy (ART), treatment for TB and treatment of other opportunistic infections in HIV infected adults and children HIV and TB Prevention: Prevention of mother-to-child transmission, voluntary medical male circumcision, HIV testing and counseling, evidence-based behavioral interventions, prevention programs for key populations, prevention of TB in HIV-infected patients through Isoniazid preventive therapy (IPT) and TB infection control Laboratory Systems and Networks Strengthening: Laboratory accreditation and training, HIV testing, drug resistance testing, early infant diagnosis, and blood safety and infection control for healthcare and laboratory facilities HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology: Public health research and planning and implementation of HIV surveillance systems Health Systems and Evaluation: Health systems strengthening, program monitoring and evaluation, and health information systems kenya-2017-2.13.2017.pdf

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