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More than 34 million people around the globe are living with HIV, but only half of those eligible for life-saving treatment receive it. Last year alone, 2.5 million people around the world were newly infected with the virus. We can beat this disease, but only if we recommit to the fight today.
The beginning of the end of AIDS
starts with you.
On Monday, May 27th, the US’ President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, better known by its acronym PEPFAR, will turn 10. To mark this milestone, here’s a cheat sheet for the 10 things you should know about this incredible program: 1. It was truly groundbreaking when it was created for its focus on delivering treatment
Stigma and discrimination are some of the worst things an HIV-positive person can encounter – and for those living in the developing world, it can be even harder if the person is gay. Testing for HIV/AIDS. Photo credit: Morgana Wingard This can lead to being afraid of getting tested for HIV or getting treatment if
We talk so much about helping those with HIV/AIDS in some of the world’s poorest places. But who are they, exactly? What are their lives like? While we may never know each person’s story, the Florida Department of Health did a wonderful job of documenting some of the struggles and successes of 13 men and
An AIDS diagnosis no longer means a death sentence. More than 8 million people are on life-saving treatment. And leading scientists now agree that we could see the beginning of the end of AIDS.
It’s possible to live in a world where no child is born with HIV – but not without your help.
The beginning of the end of AIDS
starts with you.
