In this new update, ICASO and ACCSI work together again to highlight the most important milestones that took place in Venezuela throughout 2018 and the beginning of 2019 with respect to HIV, malaria and tuberculosis in the context of the complex humanitarian emergency there.… Read more
El Consejo Internacional de Organizaciones con Servicio en SIDA (ICASO) y la Red Global de Personas que viven con VIH (GNP+) denuncian a la opinión pública internacional el escalamiento de las amenazas, persecuciones y detenciones de los defensores de derechos humanos y activistas con VIH en Venezuela, situación que amenaza la integridad física y libertad que impide realizar sus trabajos a favor de las personas con VIH de ese país.… Read more
El Programa Nacional de VIH/Sida adscrito al Viceministerio de Redes de Salud Colectiva del Ministerio del Poder Popular para la Salud, expone al alcance del equipo de salud, la presente Guía Práctica de Tratamiento Antirretroviral para Personas con VIH.
Esta Guía contempla las nuevas recomendaciones de la OMS sobre el uso de antirretrovirales para el tratamiento del VIH (2018) con nuevos esquemas terapéuticos en primera y segunda línea y facilita una transición sin complicaciones a tratamientos antirretrovirales optimizados.… Read more
In light of the recent participation of representatives of the United Nations (UN) present in Venezuela in acts related to the political situation, on January 10 and 12, 2019, and aiming at the generation of conditions conducive to the urgent and necessary access to plans and mechanisms of international humanitarian assistance and cooperation in the dimensions and scope required to guarantee the protection of human rights of the Venezuelan population, in a credible, coherent, effective and transparent manner, the undersigned civil society organizations publicly state:
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This community brief explains why it is so important to understand what ‘U=U’ means for women. The brief documents the experiences and needs of individual women living with HIV from all over the world. Important questions still remain that need to be answered to make the U=U message relevant, understandable and more meaningful to women in their diversity.… Read more
