Population & Society

Viral suppression is one of the most important outcomes of effective HIV treatment. Using the World Health Organization country observations

Viral suppression is the population-level outcome that appears only after several steps in HIV care have worked: people need to

Country-level hepatitis B treatment coverage answers a different question from diagnosis coverage or clinical response to antiviral therapy. The WHO

Hepatitis C treatment progress can be described with several different denominators. This WHO indicator asks a broad cumulative question: how

How long are children and young people legally required to remain in education? World Bank World Development Indicators series SE.COM.DURS,

Knowing one’s HIV-positive status is the gateway into the treatment cascade. A person who is living with HIV but has

The number of HIV tests performed does not by itself show how effectively testing reaches populations in which positive diagnoses

Birth registration is the official recording of a child’s birth in a country’s civil-registration system. The World Bank World Development

Finding people who have chronic hepatitis C is the entry point to treatment, and the country data show a wide