A new computerized tool to help authorities reduce HIV infection and track the disease has been launched in Jakarta. Developed by a team of Indonesian and Australian researchers, the tool will allow users to assess different potential combinations of past and future epidemic patterns and programs. The HIV in Indonesia model is customized to the unique epidemic, behavioural and geographical variations of the archipelago.
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