Woman 'still here to see grandkids grow' welcomes free HIV treatment in SA

According to ABC News Australia, South Australia is making antiretroviral HIV treatment free for all residents, effective immediately. The news comes as the state celebrates a remarkable milestone: Kath Leane, diagnosed with HIV nearly four decades ago, once feared she wouldn't see her children grow up. Today, she's lived to welcome her grandchildren. The expanded access to free treatment marks a significant step in HIV care equity across the state.

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