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HIV/AIDS has claimed around 35 million lives worldwide. But now, as Dr Chris van Tulleken reveals, cutting-edge science can keep the virus at bay or even prevent infection altogether. As a new preventative treatment called PrEP is rolled out on the NHS in Scotland, and new trials are announced in England and Wales, HIV is under control, in Britain at least, but only when it can be detected and the treatment with antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) can begin.
Chris meets a woman whose husband died without ever knowing he had the disease, by which time he had infected her too. But Chris also finds out how 'viral loads' can now be reduced to allow patients to lead healthy lives - and even prevent them infecting anyone else.
Chris meets HRH Prince Harry for an interview at the Mildmay Hospital, an HIV hospital made famous by Diana, Princess of Wales, where Chris also meets a patient whose undetected HIV led to serious brain damage.
With seven out of ten of people infected worldwide living in sub-Saharan Africa, Dr van Tulleken visits a clinic in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, where tens of thousands are still dying. He meets an infected schoolgirl and realises that local attitudes to testing are still leading to unnecessary deaths. But Chris also meets clinicians taking mass testing out to the villages and meets a man whose life was saved as a result.
Back in the UK, talk of a cure may be premature, but Chris finds out more about the controversy around the rollout of PrEP which, when taken daily, can prevent someone becoming infected in the first place.
Chris meets a woman whose husband died without ever knowing he had the disease, by which time he had infected her too. But Chris also finds out how 'viral loads' can now be reduced to allow patients to lead healthy lives - and even prevent them infecting anyone else.
Chris meets HRH Prince Harry for an interview at the Mildmay Hospital, an HIV hospital made famous by Diana, Princess of Wales, where Chris also meets a patient whose undetected HIV led to serious brain damage.
With seven out of ten of people infected worldwide living in sub-Saharan Africa, Dr van Tulleken visits a clinic in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa, where tens of thousands are still dying. He meets an infected schoolgirl and realises that local attitudes to testing are still leading to unnecessary deaths. But Chris also meets clinicians taking mass testing out to the villages and meets a man whose life was saved as a result.
Back in the UK, talk of a cure may be premature, but Chris finds out more about the controversy around the rollout of PrEP which, when taken daily, can prevent someone becoming infected in the first place.
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Martinelli
阻断药真是个伟大的发明。真心希望大家在性解放的同时能做到不滥交,做好安全措施,这是对每个人都负责的表现。
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2020年12月27日
KWAN
虽然很多都已知道了,还算是个很不错的hiv科普
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2020年11月25日
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此片用了一堆废话总结以下要点:1,hiv治不好,必须长期吃药。2,只吃他们研制的药才能保命。他们避开了个人比较好奇的关键点:1,病毒入侵细胞并闯入细胞结构内部的致病过程没有展示出真实的显微效果,只有电脑上一张电脑绘图。2,药物什么成分?以什么有利的条件来控制病毒,有哪些副作用?都只字未提。3,全片都在过度美化他们药物的控制力,却丝毫不提及目前全球所谓的大数据变化。从以上几点来分析,此片可能有2种动机,1,持续散布人对hiv的恐惧。2,特效药的软性广告。所以中国必须成立自己专门的hiv科研项目,不能完全信任西方国家及媒体,尤其存在着利益和原始恐惧的因素,要知道,能够彻底掌控别人,或者一群人最有效的办法就是钱和恐惧,而这恰恰是hiv最具有的属性。人类一定要审视知识,不是所有的知识都是无私的。
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2020年12月27日