HIV:Reality

HIV:Reality Discover real stories about HIV Understanding the facts is the key to fighting prejudice and protecting yourself and others World AIDS Day is 1 December 2009

01.12.2009

Red Ribbon Tea Party

“The first time I went for an HIV test was really nerve wracking, but it turned out to be really easy, they were really nice and it was a huge relief when the test came back negative.”

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7,700 New diagnoses in the UK in 2008 - More HIV stats
  • There are over 80,000 people living with HIV in the UK and new infections continue to increase every year. Over a quarter of people living with HIV in the UK don’t know they are infected. People living with HIV still face discrimination, but treatment is improving and life expectancy is increasing.
  • World AIDS Day is an opportunity for people in the UK to learn about how HIV is affecting people here or if you are living with HIV to share your story. We invite you to discover from people living with HIV real stories about HIV in the UK, find out the facts and get involved.
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