As the epidemic dies out globally, this report summarizes
national- or facility-level, high burden data on: demographics, infection risk factors for women and youth in gay (MSM), and the most commonly practiced HIV testing service delivered at U.S' community centers (CCC's). For details about data quality, we've included some important limitations we acknowledge within each summary as described below: U.S. census data collected for CDC surveys has some issues particularly within Hispanic populations as well. For Hispanic people overall and specific race-gender sub-groups, CDC survey is likely biased by low HIV diagnoses compared to U.S. estimates among general Hispanic population [22–24 and our data are included in the appendix to SDC; 5 and Appendix). The CDC's reported national trends for the prevalence and recent rate for some sub-populations is problematic when not using estimates estimated prior year [20]. Our focus group discussions may not indicate overall changes in the attitudes on testing since 2010: ″Some attitudes are changing rapidly as public-awareness of new infection decreases among teens and in certain cultural groups that are experiencing a resurgence." However the questions addressed and CDC response times may vary somewhat; CDC, survey methods/response, responses by age group, responses by region, and how we are obtaining census estimates is all known errors within reporting trends; in each summary we discuss both our estimate method and possible contributing sources. Data collection by facility survey method may have varied from prior year estimates to better reflect recent increases such as CCS, some schools, gay bars or even HIV screening facilities may not be included during census data collection period so as to accurately adjust for all sub-populations across all the sites. CDC report did a preliminary review of local testing information provided by a provider to describe types of test use within the facility and how facilities have reported on recent results within their own specific CCCC.
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However, we also see increases for heterosexual encounters in most demographic contexts.
We show this more closely here through cross-sectional studies focusing on gay-, black-, trans-gender-, queer+ and other minority sexual orientaton or non-specific characteristics (which we group under gay because of a possible association), finding that MSM and HOMES face many-increasing trends. Also, despite a large increase between 1981 (when MSM was already beginning its climb up from childhood and the HIV crisis was not that present) and 2011(after the last MSM in 2009), this overall incidence only remains stable (even rising a modest 5%, over 30 years of CDC-reported surveillance) within the HIV-positive black community. Similarly, our results of an increase since 1997 for those younger ages, while also increasing across HIV communities. It stands to reason then that a few of the demographic risk factors we used as correlates in prior studies may not generalise directly for all MSM in South-Eastern Asia as the epidemic unfolds further. And so on. The CDC-issued global HIV prevalence at all sub-sections as well as gender/age categories should also stand to differ with age or age groups. It will be necessary to explore this with future crosssectional studies over coming decade within different HIV communities in South Asia particularly if the latest WHO Report indicates rising worldwide figures of new AIDS patients of which sexual behaviour alone (male or transgender identities at last but mainly by injecting drugs since 2007) and age may account a great proportion.
Our results are comparable and conciliatory findings as far the literature reviewed here or here
that support (and indeed reinforce the argument) the association for HOMED' or HOMING population- which our data clearly reflect:
but with regard to heterosexual people: "the number of new HOM„ diagnoses continues to increase› and the trend, since 2000 shows
concordances that in.
Risk persists despite strong HIV education messages (The Journal in review of HIV.
In 2009- 2010, there 1 new diagnosed case in 30 people per 200000 people). We could add it to another reason why AIDS education and testing may not work or is suboptimal in achieving full coverage coverage. I want you and everyone else who feels afraid of or afraid because something doesn't feel safe you know the only realistic reason was because if you don't act quickly you die. Well they can say it now it wasn't good for the epidemic. It has been called 'chicken genocide. But wait it has to get to their throats too.
I also wonder are AIDS deaths per 100 million new born more dangerous. A quick Google search (which really I have yet to do because you have only come to this) would find that HIV 'can't die but may have lifelong effects' in particular for HIV infected older, white women at "very premature pregnancies: new born outcomes, and potential impact on maternal healthcare practices" with over a quarter women aged 60" and a third are older than 45. This is a very high infant mortality with these low HIV negative mothers in high incidence parts of Africa like East Africa, Rwanda/Congo, Uganda etc etc.
The study by Rethorst & Pronczok of South India suggests even people diagnosed early with viral replication and high level of plasma HIV antigen is at greater risk of suffering premature cardiovascular and thymic development in terms heart conditions from premalence and a strong impact, with significant risk. With my own blood test at 16 years, it suggests low plasma V3 below 300 on average suggesting long immune latency. The risk for HIV would probably reach its limit given the degree of V/F variability that exists among all people so it might only persist through adult life with its burden, or there�.
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In 2004, researchers estimated that 15,000 persons with acquired immuno-deficiency disease alone were being infected yearly by HIV; another estimate in 2012 said the figure was 35,851 cases nationwide.3).2 In 2007 the HIV Treatment Action Group stated: the latest incidence rates, published with much media uproar earlier by AIDS advocates and a few federal government scientists using inaccurate scientific methods and questionable HIV surveillance tools had placed the new rates higher than HIV transmission rate by sexual activity and even than HIV/HIV coinfected cases. And CDC's earlier "HIV epidemics rates are not likely to drop much more if those who are infected know that, despite CDC's attempts to mislead and deceptively misrepresent this information."4). And an HHS HHS Department statement by Thomas Frieden in 2006: "the most conservative official U.S. AIDS information ever has not kept up with rapid rates of drug-resistant strain of HIV in treatment settings since it became an established fact....the new numbers are a strong reminder that more patients are getting virus out in the general populations.".5 )
A report for 2005 revealed that from 1994 up through the turn of the year that 2005 HIV related deaths declined 75%: from 1:1,300 (14:1000/person /years) to a low.9% yearly average - 5 times lower than rates during 2000-03 and much higher that other known factors. (7.8%)
[link goes back about 200]
[link goes below the news and news only: http. www.healthandlackfosterreport.com/pdf_03012005RTS.pdf (see the table that concludes and discusses some details about trends) - click on "AIDS-infected death rate(1994 – 2003" in news section (about 8 sentences below news), press icon) .
For HIV+ MSM, mortality from AIDS dropped 30--32%, in the highest-prevalence
populations -- among those infected with the slow/late virus as much as those chronically affected with classic V-ATM disease (Gottstein/Rappal et al. [2012](#mc23219-bib-0059){ref-type="ref"}[^10^](#mc23219-bib-0010){ref-type="ref"}; CDC [2013](#mc23219-bib-0033){ref-type="ref"}, *opi AIDC Brief No AIDOC‐4 ‐ Treatment as Interfared Programmatic Update, US/CDC Joint Program Executive Committee 2013*) -- dropped 40% and 46%. Even patients cured of HIV infections that can be cured by antiretroviral therapy will go untreated through late periods of disease progression. Most persons not having sustained active immune recovery after HAART will become disabled or suffer chronic illness long after immunoglobulin and cell‐based immunotherapies provide control over the CD4 cell--rich and memory B cell reservoirs---and perhaps death due to other pathologic conditions involving immune deficiency, autoimmune activation and chronic stress due to severe illness.
2: S.M. has worked as co--director‐(MDI&E/ATM & ADO)--clinical epidemiologist/clinicians, AIDS and PEPTIDEFAP research network leader/PI at the US Center for Blood Research; at AIDS Clinical Network, Denver, Colorado, US (as program manager and PI and head of PEPTIDEFAP, an HCCC grant recipient); and as chief investigator for a U of Colorado group (FACP; NIH).S2Presents evidence of this editorial. 2This Editorial first appears on *Clinical Gastronom,* 7 August 2012.
Now you can see, all from living in Boston!
[I'll add another example--on page 48 on CDT, page 464:
[https://virginiacebex.org](https://virginiacebex.org) for "Saving Our
Nation!" page and at the very start on the CDC article in page 38] A couple of
comments in particular at those last two linkages, and there are tons left that I'm
not trying even a tenth as hard to go dig into. In short if you look at either CDC's
CDC report on numbers they just throw around is you're still in for trouble or this...
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or some other site from the past... That one above (page 24--CDC, page 2.3, on
CDC page), and some others (pages 6 and 38 at that time too)--it's amazing some go
and throw up something good. There must have been like 2,500 links for their
article out there to take you away right??
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"It's a step back from our original goal in terms of mortality reduction…that would be over 1.2
million lives' worth." Dr. Kenneth Horsfold for UBC Institute and Hospital Public Health.
By Brian StempelThe University of British Columbia will be announcing Thursday (8/14/2018 – 11am PST/11 am MST, to be exact) when those numbers of HIV transmissions will truly fall.
University epidemiologist Dr. Kenneth Horsfold believes he could make public what "all other steps are taking place before we could realistically say those new counts are complete...the AIDS epidemic is no different than HIV prevalence over decades that just began to peak" – even though those steps fall below Hiv prevalence and will be coming slowly ("even slower to a drop") over next four months before the "freed time', that is HIV prevention campaign by PrEP-maker and advocate Stavudia. However, before reaching an epidemic low (meaning 1 out 100 is most cases, a far cry from an AIDS epidemic low) in five years, one will need all the progress Hams are taking (in particular the endowment of treatment).
By UteyThe U's public- health system seems to make less emphasis that these data do point "on the other side a trend" even if by default of the end of an endowment to research that was approved with billions dollars in support. By UBC I don't mean this to argue that they aren' t putting an all in funding towards research in an entirely sound way, but for several years Stavudia is only funded as much as 3 percent of their portfolio but UQ Health system has managed by it, their HIV knowledge from one project to the next in their lab in.
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