Cambodia became the first country in the Asia-Pacific region to reach the UN's 95-95-95 HIV diagnosis and treatment target; only 11 countries worldwide have achieved this, aided in part by a 2003 Global Fund grant of $11.2 million that made HIV medication free.

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Only 11 countries in the world have reached the 95-95-95 HIV target.

Details: 11 countries; 95-95-95 target

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Cambodia became the first country in the Asia-Pacific region to reach the UN's 95-95-95 target for HIV diagnosis and treatment.

Cites: UNAIDS · Details: first country; Asia-Pacific region; 95-95-95 target

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In 2003, the Cambodian government made HIV medication free after the Global Fund provided the country with an $11.2 million grant.

Cites: Global Fund · Details: 2003; HIV medication free; $11.2 million grant