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Imss Applied 1,540 Tests to Detect Hiv and Hepatitis C in Lgbtttiq+ March
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This event was also attended by CISS, Non-Governmental Organizations and Civil Society, who agreed in the call to continue fighting for a society of rights in which no one is excluded. For the fourth consecutive year, the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) participated in the 47th edition of the LGBTTTIQAP+ Pride March with the application of 1,540 free rapid tests, of which 768 were to detect Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and 772 of …
Fernando DávilaFor the fourth consecutive year, the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) participated in the 47th edition of the LGBTTTIQAP+ Pride March with the application of 1,540 free rapid tests, of which 768 were to detect the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and 772 of Hepatitis C.
During the 47th edition of the LGBTIQA+ Pride March held in Mexico City, the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) applied a total of 1,540 free rapid tests for HIV (768) and hepatitis C (772), as part of its institutional strategy of inclusion and promotion of integral well-being. The tests were applied in a care module located in front of the offices of the Central Building of the IMSS, where medical, nursing and volunteer personnel partici…
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