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Obama marks World AIDS Day by calling for an ‘AIDS-free generation’
John barry, executive director of the Southern Tier AIDS Project, says the state’s strategy has three major components: esting anyone and everyone for HIV, getting those who test positive into treatment, and finally, making sure they stay in treatment.
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He also told 22News that over the last 20 years research and development of certain medications has allowed people better manage and live with HIV, but there is still no cure.
According to Levine, about 1,000 people are diagnosed with HIV annually in Pennsylvania, and the disease affects people of all sexual orientations and from all walks of life.
In the effort to help countries implement the “treat all” recommendation, World Health Organization presents an additional set of recommendations on how to expand ART to all in a rapid, focused, and efficient manner. “Today, we now know how to prevent the spread of HIV and, thanks to scientific advancements, how to treat it”, said Elton John, founder of EJAF.
On Tuesday (1 December), current US President Barack Obama issued a lengthy proclamation about the disease on World AIDS as he has done every year since 2009. More than 15 million people worldwide have access to treatment.
The South African leader said a campaign to reduce the high infection rate among young women and girls would be launched.
There were 380 new cases of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infections reported among Singapore residents in the first 10 months of this year, said the Ministry of Health (MOH) yesterday. “So it’s a teaching moment right, an opportunity for people to maybe hear from us who work in the field everyday”.
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“We’ll have a world aids day choir performing, we’ll have quest speakers, we’ll have a candle lighting ceremony were people can light a candle in honor or in memory of somebody”, said Rodriguez. “The ability to deal with and tolerate that one pill has certainly increased”.