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The Impact Of Stigma On HIV/AIDS: Breaking The Silence - Vimarsana News

The Impact Of Stigma On HIV/AIDS: Breaking The Silence

Support groups that help PLHIV are the need of the hour where one can openly discuss the fears, the taboos and discrimination faced, etc. TheHealthSite.com

Tennessee prostitution law violates Disabilities Act: DOJ | Health - Vimarsana News

Tennessee prostitution law violates Disabilities Act: DOJ | Health

The State of Tennessee, including the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) and the Shelby County District Attorney's Office (SCDAO) violated the Americans with Disabilities Act by enforcing the state's aggravated prostitution law and discriminating against people with HIV, the Department of Justice (DOJ) said in a press release on Friday, World AIDS Day.

Health care system for people battling HIV sought in Tijuana - Vimarsana News

Health care system for people battling HIV sought in Tijuana

"In many instances, people don't get tested out of fear they'll test positive, and the stigma attached to it, there's also a lot of ignorance out there," said Rodríguez. "And having tested negative one time doesn't mean that in the future you won't get infected."

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Free HIV testing sites across Las Vegas valley for World AIDS Day - Vimarsana News

Free HIV testing sites across Las Vegas valley for World AIDS Day

The Southern Nevada Health District is offering free rapid HIV testing on World AIDS Day.

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Poor education, stigma fuel Philippines' soaring HIV infections - Vimarsana News

Poor education, stigma fuel Philippines' soaring HIV infections

HIV infections are soaring in the Philippines, with experts blaming online dating, poor sex education and conservative attitudes in the deeply religious country for fuelling the spread of the virus. Experts said social media and online dating sites had fanned infections over the past decade by making it easier for people to find sexual partners.

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