We share the same goal as millions around the world: to end the #HIV epidemic. To be successful, it will take a global response, utilising all the resources available to us at every level of society. On this #WorldAIDSDay, we reflect on the progress made and the work still to be done. This year’s theme, "Collective Action: Sustain and Accelerate HIV Progress," calls for #collaboration across governments, organisations, and communities to address the ongoing challenges and to build a future free from HIV. Let’s continue to unite in our efforts, raise #awareness, and push for stronger action to ensure no one is left behind in the fight against HIV.
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AIDSVu's interactive maps provide valuable insights into the HIV epidemic across the U.S. for everyone – whether you're conducting research, raising awareness, or looking to become more informed. Uncover data on #HIV prevalence, new diagnoses, and more by state, county, and city. Filter by age, race, sex, and transmission category, and discover HIV testing sites, support services, and housing for individuals living with HIV/AIDS. Start exploring: https://lnkd.in/es9Nc8Nd
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Today on National HIV Vaccine Awareness Day, let’s recognize the dedication and innovation of the scientific community in advancing breakthroughs in HIV prevention and treatment. While we've made positive strides with the availability of PrEP, we can't stop there. An HIV vaccine would be a transformative tool in our fight to end the epidemic. In the meantime, we will stay committed in our fight to ensure access to preventative services and PrEP, as well as work to repeal all HIV criminalization laws and ensure legal protections against discrimination to #EndTheStigma. Learn more about our work: https://lnkd.in/gTiCxDAt #HIVAwareness #HIV #HIVPrevention #HVAD
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When integrated testing can help better manage people living with HIV ... In a world where almost half of the world population lacks access to basic testing, thriving in #HIV care requires integrated strategies that #PutPeopleFirst. Join us at #AIDS2024 and learn how integrated testing can help expand access to #HPV, #hepatitis and #tuberculosis screening for people living with HIV: http://spkl.io/60444Cr1M
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Here are four ways YOU can help stop the stigma against #HIV. Talk about prevention. Talking about prevention of HIV can normalize and remove the stigma from HIV. It helps promote wellness and safe practices. Talk about treatment of HIV. Educate others that people can still live relatively normal lives when treated early and properly. People being treated and with a low viral count can not transmit HIV through sex. Support and be respectful of those who have HIV. Do not normalize disrespect or unfair treatment of those who are living with HIV. When talking about HIV or those who have HIV, use respectful informed language. Having a dialogue is important, so use respectful words when doing so. Have a dialogue about HIV and how to get tested. Scan the QR code to schedule a screening, It's free! #gettested #HIVprevention #956 #RGV
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