Depression is one of the most common mental disorders experienced by people living with HIV. If left untreated, it can impact various aspects of their lives and complicate adherence to antiretroviral therapy.
Every year in Ukraine, over 10,000 new cases of HIV are registered, and almost half of them are in the late stages when the disease is already advanced.
The medical field is among those professions where continuous learning throughout one's life is necessary. Every healthcare professional should constantly improve, acquire new practical skills, and grow as a professional.
To develop effective services, healthcare professionals must share responsibilities, and their skills should be fully utilized.
Even in such challenging times, we must celebrate significant events and highlight our achievements, as it gives us the strength to keep moving forward!
"Interfax-Ukraine": Yaroslava Lopatina, Head of the Representation of the Anti-AIDS Foundation (AHF Ukraine) in Ukraine, spoke about how the war will affect the spread of HIV.
How to wash your hands during a coronavirus pandemic
Simple advice to protect yourself and others at home and at work
Does living with HIV put you at risk for COVID-19? We believe people living with HIV who are virally suppressed/undetectable are not at greater risk for COVID-19. It’s a new disease, so everyone should take precautions.
If you noticed these symptoms, call a health care facility and follow its instructions
