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A new global alert is sounding as funding cuts to HIV programs threaten to reverse years of progress, risking a surge in infections — including among newcomers to Canada. With HIV now manageable through daily medication, proactive care in developing nations is far cheaper and more effective than reactive treatment. Experts warn that misinformation and stigma delay care, straining health systems and endangering lives. Canadian specialists are urging seamless integration of HIV-positive immigrants into the healthcare system, ensuring they receive timely support and clear guidance — because undiagnosed cases and gaps in access could spark a resurgence of the epidemic.

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