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𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐥𝐝 𝐀𝐈𝐃𝐒 𝐃𝐚𝐲 - 𝐃𝐞𝐜𝐞𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 1: Today, we stand united on World AIDS Day, reflecting on the progress we've made in combating HIV/AIDS and acknowledging the work that lies ahead. This year’s theme, “Ending the Epidemic: Leave No One Behind,” reminds us of the importance of ensuring equitable access to prevention, treatment, and support services for all, especially marginalized communities. HIV/AIDS is not just a medical challenge—it’s a social one. Stigma and discrimination remain significant barriers to progress. Let us pledge to create a world where compassion, education, and science empower us to eliminate HIV/AIDS. Here’s how you can contribute: Educate yourself and others about HIV/AIDS. Advocate for inclusive healthcare policies. Support organizations working tirelessly to provide treatment and care. Together, we can create a future free of HIV/AIDS. Let’s take action, show solidarity, and ensure no one is left behind. #WorldAIDSDay #EndHIV #HealthForAll #LeaveNoOneBehind Islamic World Young Scientists Academy (IYSA) Aftab Ahmad Chattha, Ph.D. Kubra Mehmood, Ph.D

Dr. Lovy Gaur, Nephrologist - World AIDS Day: Remembering the Past, Fighting for a Healthier Future On this World AIDS Day, let us honor the progress made in the fight against HIV/AIDS while committing to the journey ahead. As a healthcare professional, I firmly believe in the importance of awareness, early detection, and compassionate care in addressing this global challenge. Key Message: Prevention is better than cure, and education is the first step. Together, we can reduce stigma, encourage testing, and support those living with HIV/AIDS. Let’s work towards a healthier, more inclusive future for all. Share this message to spread awareness and inspire action. Together, we can create a world free of HIV/AIDS! #WorldAIDSDay2024 #HIVAIDSAwareness #HealthForAll #drlovygaur #CompassionateCare #EndStigma #hivawareness #hivaidsawareness #HIV #hivprevention #aidsawareness #AIDS #aidsprevention

World AIDS Day: Take the Right Path – My Health, My Right Today, we join millions around the world in solidarity to commemorate World AIDS Day, with the theme "Take the rights path: My health, My right. This day serves as a reminder to reflect, support, and take action in the fight against HIV/AIDS. At the heart of this effort, our team of specialist doctors collaborates with frontline healthcare providers to offer expert guidance on complex cases related to HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases. As we honour those we have lost, we also celebrate the progress achieved in combating this epidemic. Let us continue to advocate for awareness, educate communities on prevention and stigma, and provide care for those living with HIV/AIDS. Together, we are bridging gaps and increasing access to prevention, care, and treatment services. #WorldAIDSDay #EndInequalities #StopHIV #GlobalSolidarity  

On World AIDS Day, we reflect on the journey that has shaped our fight against HIV/AIDS. From the darkest days of the epidemic to the groundbreaking advancements in prevention, treatment, and education, we've seen lives saved, communities empowered, and stigma reduced. However, the work is far from over. At SHEAD CENTRE - INC , we remain committed to raising awareness, increasing access to care, and eliminating stigma associated with HIV/AIDS. As we stand together with millions around the world, we acknowledge the lives lost and honor the resilience of those affected by HIV. Today, and every day, we pledge to: 📍Advocate for greater access to testing treatment, and education. 📍Support those living with HIV/AIDS and work towards a future without discrimination. 📍Promote the importance of prevention and early detection. Let’s continue to break barriers, spread hope, and commit to an HIV-free future. #WorldAIDSDay #HIVAIDS #GlobalHealth #WHO #EndHIV #Prevention #Care #Support #SHEAD

🌍 World AIDS Day 2024: Together, We Can End AIDS Today, we commemorate World AIDS Day, a time to reflect, raise awareness, and take action towards a world free of HIV/AIDS. This year’s theme, “Ending the Epidemic Together,” reminds us that our collective efforts are crucial to achieving global health equity. HIV/AIDS is not just a health issue; it’s a human issue. Millions worldwide face stigma, discrimination, and barriers to accessing life-saving treatment. Let’s change that by: •Advocating for education and awareness to eliminate misconceptions. •Promoting safe practices and regular testing •Supporting organizations and individuals working tirelessly to combat the epidemic. •Upholding the rights and dignity of those living with HIV/AIDS. As we stand in solidarity with those affected, let us renew our commitment to prevention, treatment, and compassion. Together, we can make a difference. #WorldAIDSDay #EndHIV #GlobalHealth #Awareness

Being diagnosed with HIV four years after U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable) was first introduced was life-changing for me. Learning about U=U gave me hope and saved my life. Yet, it’s heartbreaking to know there are still people living with HIV who haven’t heard this transformative message. This post from the Prevention Access Campaign is a powerful reminder of how critical it is to amplify U=U education. We must ensure that everyone—especially those living with HIV—knows that undetectable means untransmittable. Together, we can break down stigma, spread awareness, and create a brighter future. #UequalsU #WorldAIDSDay2024 #EndingStigma #EmpoweringChange

Canadian healthcare providers play a crucial role in educating patients and the public about the life-changing message of Undetectable = Untransmittable (U=U). When people living with HIV maintain an undetectable viral load through treatment, they cannot transmit the virus sexually. This fact isn’t just science—it’s empowerment. U=U reduces stigma, empowers those of us living with HIV, and paves the way for healthier, more inclusive communities. Every Canadian healthcare provider who shares this message is helping shift the narrative around HIV, building trust, and breaking down barriers. Let’s keep working together toward a future where accurate information and support are available to everyone. UBC Continuing Professional Development (UBC CPD) course, Treatment as Empowerment: Advancing HIV Care with U=U is now Live and open for registration. 🩺 https://lnkd.in/eJ3gdc3c #UequalsU #EndHIVStigma #CanadianHealthcare #HIVAwareness #TheMoreYouKnow #HealthEquity

*The World Needs Good News: U=U on World AIDS Day (and Beyond!)* Despite global endorsements of U=U education as a critical strategy to end AIDS as a public health threat, U=U is widely underutilized in the global HIV response. Its full impact will only be realized if we integrate it consistently, strategically, and routinely in the field’s communications. This World AIDS Day, let’s commit to making U=U a central part of the conversation. Sharing U=U takes us beyond well-worn narratives —it’s about reshaping the definition of HIV, restoring dignity and hope for people living with HIV and their partners, and ensuring equitable access to treatment and care to make U=U a reality for all. Read PAC’s newsletter about why it’s so important to keep educating about #UequalsU on #WorldAIDSDay2024 and beyond! 👉🏾https://lnkd.in/gFUUnnae

1st December,World AIDS Day: A Time for Awareness, Solidarity, and Action Today, as we mark World AIDS Day, we are reminded of the progress we’ve made in the fight against HIV/AIDS and the challenges that still lie ahead. This year’s theme, “Ending the Epidemic: Leaving No One Behind”, calls us to reflect on our collective responsibility to ensure equitable access to care, treatment, and support for all affected. As a healthcare professional, I have witnessed the resilience of individuals living with HIV. Their courage and determination inspire us to continue advocating for education, prevention, and compassionate care. Let us honor those we have lost to AIDS-related illnesses and stand in solidarity with the millions living with HIV today. We must also take this opportunity to address stigma and misinformation, which remain barriers to progress. Education, awareness, and empathy are powerful tools to create a world where everyone feels safe seeking help and accessing treatment. Together, we can work towards an HIV-free future. Let’s amplify voices, share knowledge, and support organizations championing this cause. What steps will you take to contribute to this vision? #WorldAIDSDay #EndHIV #HealthForAll

Together, We Can End AIDS by 2030! At PCEA Kikuyu Hospital, we stand united in the fight against HIV/AIDS. With human rights and community leadership at the forefront, we envision a future free of AIDS. This World AIDS Day, let’s embrace the theme "Take the rights path to end AIDS" and reaffirm our commitment to equitable care and prevention. 💡 What We Offer – Absolutely FREE: ✅ PrEP – Prevent HIV before exposure. ✅ PEP – Emergency protection within 72 hours of exposure. ✅ HIV Testing – Know your status; it’s the first step to care. ✅ Condoms – Protect yourself and your loved ones. ✅ Counseling Services – Get personalized support on your journey to health. Why It Matters: When human rights are protected, we can: ✅ Reduce new infections. ✅ Empower communities to lead the fight against HIV/AIDS. 📅 Join us this World AIDS Day. Access these life-changing services at PCEA Kikuyu Hospital. Let’s make a difference, one step at a time. #WorldAIDSDay2024 #EndAIDS2030 #MyHealthMyRight #HumanRights #PCEAKikuyuHospital Your health is your right. Together, we’ll make it happen.