Posts tagged people living with HIV

The House of Representatives Standing Committee on Social Policy and Legal Affairs resolved in February 2020 to conduct an inquiry into homelessness in Australia, inviting …

When World AIDS Day was first held in 1988, it was a time of adversity, devastation and grief. Our communities were engulfed by the HIV …

“[Cooper] has effected change for people living with HIV at grass-root, community and legislative levels and worked to advance the interests of PLHIV since 2006.”

“Now that HIV is considered a chronic health condition like diabetes or heart disease, let’s talk about how HIV impacts us as we age.”

“This novel approach may help alleviate the burden often associated with daily, oral treatment regimens and contribute to making HIV a smaller part of peoples’ lives.”

ACON’s new a[TEST] clinic has been announced in response to data showing HIV transmission rates among men who have sex with men born overseas, particularly in Asia, are not declining.

Officials say they believe 33 year old US national Mikhy Farrera-Brochez, who was convicted of fraud in 2016 and later deported from Singapore, is behind the leak.

“Today, we know HIV doesn’t kill us, but stigma and discrimination do have a major impact on our health and wellbeing.”

“The approval of the first single dose two-drug regimen for HIV challenges the traditional approach of three-drug regimens that have been the standard of care for 20 years.”

Of the approximately 7800 PLHIV in Victoria, 90 per cent know their status but 15 per cent are not on anti-retroviral treatments and over 20 per cent do not have controlled virus levels.