This article delves into the mechanisms a benefits of HIV antiretroviral treatment, shedding light on how this essential therapy has transformed the landscape of HIV care and contributed to the ongoing fight against the global HIV epidemic.
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There is no cure for HIV, but there are treatments that can improve one’s quality of life and prevent spreading it to others. Search online to find out how this disease can be managed.
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Today is World AIDS day. On the first day of every December, since 1988, individuals around the globe unite in a show of support for those living with HIV/AIDS, to remember those who have died from the disease, to remove stigma and discrimination around HIV, to raise awareness about prevention, and to fight against HIV. […]
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During the 1980s, when the abbreviations HIV and AIDS emerged as major points of discussion across the United States, a diagnosis with one of these afflictions was widely seen as a death sentence. Fast forward three decades or so and, thankfully, that’s no longer the case. For HIV patients in particular there’s a great deal […]
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A new report from the United Nations reveals the world has made substantial progress in the war against HIV. Overall, there’s been a 35-percent drop in new HIV infections over the past 15-years. The report, which was recently discussed by United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, shows that the number of new HIV infections has dipped […]
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) believes it’s time to end the long-running lifetime ban on blood donations by gay men. The FDA now recommends implementing a one-year waiting period following last sexual contact. For more than three decades it has been virtually impossible for a gay or bisexual man to donate blood. The policy […]
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