breakingnews:

NBC News: A baby born infected with the AIDS virus who got immediate treatment now has no detectable virus in her blood. Her case, presented to a meeting of AIDS researchers, will prompt questions about how early babies should be treated. It also illustrates the possibility…

freedominwickedness:

deliciouskaek:

wretchedoftheearth:

If you have no knowledge whatsoever of something, don’t extol its virtues on a thread. It’s not the same as EC or even similar to EC.

1. PEP (Post Exposure Prophylaxis) is primarily for healthcare workers who may have…

magickal-autistic-cat:

the-third-hobbit:

a-bayani:

lemuffinmistress:

ruvy:

I think that people forget that condoms protect you from more than just pregnancy.

And there is no morning after pill for HIV.

ACTUALLY THERE IS.

It’s called post exposure prophylaxis.

“In an exciting medical breakthrough, UCLA scientists say they have found a way to turn stem cells into cells that fight HIV. The genetically engineered cells have proven to be effective in suppressing the virus in animals.

Researchers say the groundbreaking discovery they made at UCLA could one day potentially lead to a cure for Aids, Cancer, and other deadly viruses.”