Guinea
While Guinea has a relatively low prevalence of HIV, at around 1.7 per cent, the country has one of the worst treatment coverage rates in the world, with only one in four people living with HIV receiving antiretrovirals (ARVs).
People living with HIV in Guinea have difficulty accessing antiretrovirals (ARVs) for treatment, as supplies are frequently disrupted.
In collaboration with the Ministry of Health, we run a 31-bed centre in Donka hospital to treat people suffering from advanced HIV.
We provide medical care for thousands of people living with HIV, including drugs for opportunistic infections, laboratory tests and psychosocial support.
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10,900
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2,800
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1984
HIV/AIDS
HIV response in West and Central Africa will not succeed if key barriers remain unaddressed
Press Release
3 Jul 2017
Journal article
MSF publishes study on the accuracy of HIV rapid diagnostic tests
20 Apr 2017
Journal article
Guinea
Battling a large-scale measles epidemic
Press Release
7 Apr 2017
Ebola and Marburg
The Politics of Fear
Press Release
21 Feb 2017
Journal article
Engaging with National Authorities: Médecins Sans Frontières’s experience in Guinea during the Ebola epidemic
30 Nov 2016
Journal article
Photo Story
Dealing with Ebola's double blow
21 Oct 2016
Photo Story
Guinea
MSF's first HIV testing campaign in Conakry
Project Update
20 May 2016
HIV/AIDS
HIV in children is a symptom of the failures of the AIDS response
Report
10 May 2016
HIV/AIDS
Fight against HIV doomed to fail without urgent focus on West and Central Africa
Report
19 Apr 2016
HIV/AIDS
7 things you may believe about HIV/AIDS that turn out to be wrong
Project Update
19 Apr 2016
Ebola and Marburg
MSF supported research on Ebola
Report
23 Mar 2016
Ebola and Marburg
Ebola 2014-2015 Facts & Figures
Report
23 Mar 2016
