New data reveals a concerning 22.8 per cent increase in HIV infections across Canada, signaling a reversal of previously achieved progress. Public health officials report the increase, raising alarms among advocates who fear a resurgence of the virus. Years of work aimed at eliminating HIV as a public health threat are now at risk, according to those working on the front lines. This setback underscores the need for renewed focus and resources to combat the spread of infection. Experts attribute the rise to factors like reduced testing during the pandemic and limited access to preventative measures for vulnerable populations. The increase prompts urgent calls for strengthened prevention programs and increased awareness to regain momentum in the fight against HIV/AIDS.

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