Achieving Equity to End HIV
December 1 was World AIDS Day, observed since 1988 as part of the effort to raise awareness of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, and for mourning those who have died from AIDS-related illnesses.
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December 1 was World AIDS Day, observed since 1988 as part of the effort to raise awareness of the HIV/AIDS pandemic, and for mourning those who have died from AIDS-related illnesses.
State health officials say HIV is not curable, but it is preventable.
Once an individual is diagnosed, they have the virus for life. But it can be controlled, to both maintain the patient's health and eliminate risk to others.
Northern Nevada HOPES invites the community to join the observance of World AIDS Day on December 1 at the organization’s reception and candlelight vigil ceremony.
The Philippines has received 86,000 HIV viral load testing cartridges from the United States government in commemoration of World AIDS Day on Thursday, Dec. 1. PHOTO BY JALEEN RAMOS/ MANILA BULLETIN US Ambassador MaryKay Carlson led the handover of the HIV viral load testing cartridges worth P