AIDS These Days

From: Outright Radio
Series: Outright Radio Series 2004
Length: 59:00

HIV/AIDS in the gay community in 2004 Read the full description.

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Aidsskyatmaitriicon_small AIDS These Days ? a comprehensive look in 2004 at HIV/AIDS in the gay community including how the new treatments are seen as maintenance drugs and has fostered a rise in new infection rates. We also hear about some of the side effects of the anti-virals and examine the issues of crystal use as a co-factor in sero-conversion. We also examine unsafe sexual practices, and the changing prevention messages.

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AIDS These Days ? a comprehensive look in 2004 at HIV/AIDS in the gay community including how the new treatments are seen as maintenance drugs and has fostered a rise in new infection rates. We also hear about some of the side effects of the anti-virals and examine the issues of crystal use as a co-factor in sero-conversion. We also examine unsafe sexual practices, and the changing prevention messages.