HIV positive people are treated just like everyone else
Myth about AIDS
HIV positive people are treated just like everyone else
They should be and they often are. But one in three people living with HIV still report they have encountered discrimination in the UK. And in the US research has shown stigma and shame are the biggest barriers to people starting treatment after being diagnosed as HIV positive.
My partner and I are both HIV positive theres no reason for us to practice safer sex
HIV antibody testing is unreliable
Only people from the lower socio economic class are affected by HIV
I m straight and don t use drugs I won t become HIV positive
HIV positive people are treated just like everyone else
ARVs disfigure you
Nothing to worry about becoming HIV positive new drugs will keep me well
HIV is the same as AIDS
AIDS crisis will solve by vaccine
You have to take your doses exactly 12 hours apart
AIDS is a gay disease
If I or my partner were HIV positive we could not have children More ...
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