Children are the least covered by HIV/Aids treatment in Kenya, a new survey shows, raising concern that hundreds of them could be dying needlessly.
The preliminary Kenya Population-based HIV Impact Assessment (KENPHIA) 2018 report showed that HIV/AIDs treatment for children aged between 0-14 years stands at 93.2 percent—the lowest among all the clustered age groups of HIV patients under treatment. This means only one in four children living with HIV not on ART.
