Health officials confirm that Limpopo, Northern Cape, and Free State provinces are currently facing shortages of LEN availability, impacting the ongoing HIV prevention rollout.
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Health officials confirm that Limpopo, Northern Cape, and Free State provinces are currently facing shortages of LEN availability, impacting the ongoing HIV prevention rollout.
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The entities involved
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health department
governmental agency
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Limpopo
northernmost province of South Africa
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Northern Cape
province of South Africa
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Free State
province of South Africa
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