Team Management 2000 Inc.

It’s Test Tuesday!! Let’s stop HIV together. Get tested! Know your status. Get into care!! Learn how to keep yourself and your partner healthy and safe. ❤️

Repost from AIDS Healthcare Foundation™️
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We’ve made extraordinary progress in the fight against HIV.

New HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths are at their lowest levels in decades. Today’s prevention tools are more effective than ever. People living with HIV who have access to treatment can live long, healthy lives, and treatment prevents transmission.

That’s what science has made possible.

But science alone won’t end HIV.

Millions of people still don’t have access to the prevention, treatment, and care they need. Funding cuts, unequal access, and political decisions threaten decades of progress.

Ending HIV isn’t about whether it’s possible anymore.

It’s about whether we choose to finish the job.

We like to put this “Wellness Wheel up on occasion, so that we can all have a visual of everything that goes into optimizing our health and living our best lives.

What is one thing that you can do today to improve your overall health and wellness, or maybe one of the categories on the wheel? Our wellness includes: Emotional, Occupational, Spiritual, Physical, Social, Intellectual, Financial, and Environmental. Journal your answers and/or share your comments below.

Repost from AIDS Healthcare Foundation™️
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HIV stigma is not limited to one country, one community, or one culture. Help us raise awareness and spread the word this .

Let’s stop HIV together!! Prevention, education, and testing are key in this fight. Know your status, learn about PREP, or get into care.

Fun fact: We provide free and confidential HIV Testing.
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Repost from Tamika K. Cross, MD, FACOG
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The HIV epidemic isn’t over…and where you live can influence your risk.

These are the 10 U.S. metropolitan areas with the highest rates of NEW HIV diagnoses, according to the CDC. While anyone can acquire HIV, the burden continues to disproportionately affect communities in the South.

The good news? HIV is preventable.

✔️ Get tested regularly.
✔️ Know your status.
✔️ Talk to your healthcare provider about PrEP, which can reduce the risk of getting HIV through s*x by about 99% when taken as prescribed.
✔️ If you are living with HIV, effective treatment can help you live a long, healthy life and prevent transmission to your partners.

Knowledge saves lives. Let’s normalize conversations about s*xual health, reduce stigma, and empower our communities with facts and not fear.

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