Human Immunodeficiency Virus is transmissible through bodily fluids such as blood. With time, HIV causes Acquired Immunodeficiency Disease, which is not communicable. HIV positive individuals need special health care and support from their community to live free from discrimination. We need to understand HIV and what it means to be HIV positive to properly support the individuals living with the virus. This year will be a 'celebration of love and life', commemorating those who have gone … [Read more...]
Australia – Take action to reduce transmission of HIV, World Aids Day
November 29, 2012 by Team Celebration
Filed Under: AIDS - H.I.V., OCEANIA Tagged With: A Celebration of Women, AIDS, Australia!, children, Dr Darren Russell, HIV babies, HIV POSITIVE, kids, men, Queensland HIV Ministerial Advisory Committee, Queensland Positive People Executive Officer, Queenslanders, Simon O’Connor, Take Action, Take action to reduce the transmission of HIV, to reduce the transmission of HIV, women., World Aids Day
Celebrating World AIDS Day: A Commitment to Country Ownership
November 26, 2012 by Team Celebration
As World AIDS Day 2012 approaches, it is a timely opportunity to reflect on what we learned at this year’s International AIDS Conference . It’s also a moment to recognize what we as Americans are doing – and the progress we are making – to help the world end its chapter on AIDS. The United States, through the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) has been a remarkable vehicle in this fight, employing sound science to offer the highest quality interventions and … [Read more...]
Filed Under: AIDS - H.I.V. Tagged With: A Celebration of Women, AIDS, AIDS-free generation, AIDS.gov, anti-retro-viral therapy, boys, Catholic Relief Services, Clinton, cure, Dr. Eric Goosby, find a cure, generic drugs, girls, GLOBAL HEALTH, global health issues, Gooseby, HHS, Hillary Clinton, HIV, HIV babies, HIV positive babies, HIV positive women, hospice, International AIDS Conference, men, organ donars, PEPFAR, President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, TEENS, USA, women health, women., World Aids Day
