Gilead has been, is, and will be here to fight alongside policymakers, nurses, clinicians and campaigners striving to stop the virus. And we stand beside every person living with HIV today, with the knowledge that we all have something to contribute.
Without relentless collaboration and partnership, we could not have come this far. With it we can move forward together, faster, ensuring we leave no one behind.
Together we can change more lives. Together we can stop the virus.
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In 2011, Gilead Sciences launched the "Pozytywnie Otwarci" (Positively Open) fellowship programme aimed at addressing the HIV knowledge gap and tackling stigma and discrimination against people living with HIV in Poland.
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Romania recently made an assessment of the past thirty years, since the breakout of a phenomenon that can be classified as an epidemiologic accident, when thousands of children in Romanian orphanages were infected with HIV. Back then, the specialists had to take unprecedented measures and test solutions to a major problem that all other countries knew too little about.
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“With a global prevalence approaching 37 million1 and an average age that continues to grow,2 more and more focus has been given to the lifelong good health of people living with HIV (PLHIV).
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It has been more than three decades since the global HIV/AIDS epidemic emerged, igniting a worldwide response and unifying a strong community to fight against the disease. Due to this effort, the global community now has the tools to meaningfully address new HIV Infections. Yet, in Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA), the HIV epidemic is still on the rise, 1 with more than 400 people becoming infected with HIV and 100 dying from AIDS every day in the region. 2
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Worldwide, women account for more than half the number of people living with HIV.1 Young women are twice as likely to acquire HIV as young men the same age – underscoring the degree of vulnerability that remains for many women around the world.1 On 10 September, at the Fast-Track Cities global conference in London, we held a symposium bringing together key policymakers and activists to explore solutions to address gender disparities in HIV.
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