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An HIV diagnosis does not have the same meaning today as when the virus first emerged in the 1980s. People living with HIV can now expect to live a long, full life, as long as they adhere to a prescribed antiretroviral treatment regimen. AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF), the largest provider of HIV/AIDS medical care globally, plays a key role in ensuring that people living with HIV can adhere to treatment and stay healthy.
The Role of Adherence in HIV Treatment
In HIV care, adherence is everything. Staying on one’s HIV medications lowers the amount of HIV present in the blood. That means the person living with HIV is healthy and can live a full, normal life. If the level of virus becomes low enough to be undetectable – which it can if the person takes their medications religiously, without fail — the virus can’t be transmitted. That, in turn, breaks the chain
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