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World AIDS Day Today, on World AIDS Day, we honor the progress made and reflect on the road ahead. The fight against HIV/AIDS has come a long way, from devastating losses to the hope that science and compassion bring. We’ve seen incredible advancements in medication, prevention, and education, but the work is far from over. The truth remains: if you’re not infected, you’re still affected. HIV impacts families, communities, and societies. We all have a role to play in breaking the stigma, encouraging testing, and supporting access to life-saving medication. Let’s hope for a future where no child is born with HIV, where there’s zero transmission, and where HIV/AIDS is eliminated altogether. That hope starts with action today. I encourage everyone to take a moment to reflect, get tested, support ongoing research, and advocate for zero discrimination. Together, we can create a world of zero new infections, zero stigma, and zero deaths. Take the step. Share the message. Be the hope. #WorldAIDSDay #EndHIV #ZeroHIV #HealthForAll

In 2023, an estimated 39.9 million people were living with HIV globally and approximately 630,000 people died from HIV‑related causes. This World AIDS Day, we join with the World Health Organization and many other agencies and partners across the globe to educate the public about HIV and AIDS. At Liberty, offering quality healthcare services without stigma or discrimination is something we feel strongly about. Learn the history of the AIDS epidemic: https://buff.ly/3igA8N3 Learn more about HIV/AIDS: https://buff.ly/3CLHZS1 #libertyresources #worldaidsday #hiv

Today, on HIV Long-Term Survivors Awareness Day, we honor the profound resilience of those who have lived with HIV for many years. Since the first official report of what became known as the AIDS epidemic on June 5, 1981, the journey for survivors has been filled with both challenges and triumphs. For instance, while more than 38 million people globally are living with HIV, advances in treatment mean many people can live long, healthy, full lives. PromptCare recognizes human courage, celebrates treatment progress, and supports every patient in this journey. Learn more about personalized, collaborative care: https://ow.ly/gYn950S9Ajl #HLTSAD #HIV #PatientAdvocacy #InfusionTherapy #HomeInfusion #SpecialtyPharmacy

December 1st is World Aids Day If you work with older people living with HIV, check out our podcast and factsheet. They unpack key terminology, debunk common myths, and explore ways to address fears about aged care for older people with HIV. Podcast here: Episode 6. Of Ageing Fabulously - Growing older with HIV https://lnkd.in/gmZKbA-a Factsheet here: https://lnkd.in/gB3TuSY8

As we honor the progress made in the fight against HIV/AIDS, we are reminded of the importance of ongoing education, prevention, and equitable care. Key Facts to Keep in Mind: 📊 Global Impact: Over 38 million people are living with HIV. Continued awareness and education are crucial in reducing new infections. 🛡️ Prevention Saves Lives: PrEP, PEP, and regular testing are powerful tools in preventing the spread of HIV. 💡 Early Detection is Critical: Early diagnosis enables better management through antiretroviral therapy (ART), which can suppress the virus and improve quality of life. 🤝 Ending Stigma: Compassionate care and open dialogue are vital in supporting individuals living with HIV and creating inclusive communities. This World AIDS Day and beyond, let’s work together to break down barriers, expand access to care, and build a future free from HIV/AIDS. #WorldAIDSDay #EndHIV #HIVAwareness #PreventionAndCare #HealthcareForAll #Healthlincs

🎗️World AIDS Day | 1 December 2024 On this World AIDS Day, we reflect on Scotland’s unwavering commitment to ending HIV transmission by 2030. The Scottish Government’s comprehensive plan focuses on prevention, testing, and support services to achieve this goal. As of December 31, 2023, an estimated 6,761 people were living with HIV in Scotland. Of these, 93% had been diagnosed, 78% were receiving antiretroviral therapy, and 97% had achieved viral suppression. Public Health Scotland. Community organisations like Waverley Care play a pivotal role in this mission, offering essential services and combating stigma. This year’s theme, “Take the rights path: My health, my right!”, emphasises the importance of human rights in the fight against HIV. World Health Organization. Let’s unite to raise awareness, dispel the myths, stop the stigma, and to advocate that everyone affected has access to the care and support they deserve. Prevention, testing and treatment initiatives are fundamental to reducing HIV/AIDS. #WorldAIDSDay #Scotland #EndHIV2030 #TakeTheRightsPath #WaverleyCare

🌍 World AIDS Day 2024: Together, We Can Make a Difference 🌟 On this World AIDS Day, we unite to remember the 40+ million lives lost globally to HIV/AIDS and support the 39 million people currently living with the virus. While medical advances have enabled over 28 million to access life-saving antiretroviral therapy (ART), millions still face barriers to treatment and stigma daily. The theme, "Ending the Epidemic: Resilience and Impact," highlights the urgent need for collective action. In India alone, nearly 2.4 million people are living with HIV, and awareness campaigns have reduced new infections by 27% over the past decade. Yet, challenges remain. How can we contribute? ✔️ Educate ourselves and others to combat myths and stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS. ✔️ Support organizations working to provide access to ART and care for marginalized communities. ✔️ Advocate for equitable healthcare systems to ensure no one is left behind. Let’s reaffirm our commitment to a future free from HIV/AIDS by focusing on education, compassion, and action. Together, we can save lives and bring hope to millions. #WorldAIDSDay #EndHIV #Awareness #HealthForAll #Compassion #Impact

Today is World AIDS Day. People living with HIV are at a higher risk for certain cancers due to their compromised immune systems. This emphasizes the need for comprehensive healthcare and support for those affected by both conditions. This year’s theme, "Take the Rights Path," reminds us that the world can end AIDS if everyone’s rights are protected. Everyone has the right to access accurate information about HIV prevention, treatment options, and care, regardless of who they are, where they come from, or their status. Acceptance, respect, and dignity are also important for those affected by HIV. Let’s break the stigma, promote human rights, and take the “rights” path toward an HIV-free future.

*World AIDS Day 2024 – Unite to End AIDS!* 🌍 On this December 1st, the Wayamba Rotaract Club joins the global community in raising awareness for World AIDS Day. This year, we emphasize the need to break the unfair barriers hindering the fight against AIDS, striving toward a world free of stigma and discrimination. 📊 With over 39.9 million people living with HIV worldwide, it’s vital to remember that while AIDS represents the most advanced stage of the infection, HIV is preventable and treatable. Together, we can create a future without AIDS. 💡 How can you reduce the risk of HIV? 🛡️ Practice safe sex using condoms. 🩸 Regularly test for HIV and other infections. ✂️ Opt for medical male circumcision. 💉 Seek safe assistance if you use drugs. 💊 Consider preventive medications (PrEP) under healthcare guidance. By ensuring equal access to health, reducing new infections, and standing united in the HIV response, we can achieve an AIDS-free generation and uphold everyone's right to health. *Together, let’s take action and create a healthier future!* Flyer by: Rtr. Janith Caption by: Rtr. Gomini #WorldAIDSDay2024 #UniteToEndAIDS #Rotaract #HealthForAll #AIDSFreeGeneration #TogetherForHumanity #WayaRotaract

This December, as we observe World AIDS Day on December 1 and recognize National HIV/AIDS Awareness Month in the US, we reflect on the significant progress made in the fight against HIV/AIDS, while acknowledging the challenges that remain. At Modus Outcomes, we are committed to improving patient-centered outcomes and supporting research that helps address the complex needs of patients. By focusing on what truly matters to patients — including quality of life, access to care, and tailored treatment options — we can ensure that progress continues to be both meaningful and impactful. As we honor the lives of those affected, we also reaffirm our commitment to advancing research that is inclusive, patient-driven, and transformative in the effort to end the HIV/AIDS epidemic. #WorldAIDSDay #HIVAwareness #HIVAidsAwareness #EducateToEmpower #PatientCenteredCare #OutcomesResearch #PatientVoice #PCOR