“HIV is still a threat. Every year in the U.S., tens of thousands of people acquire the virus. And the only way HIV becomes a manageable disease is to find out you have it — and get treatment if you do.
Despite significant advancements in treatment and awareness, many people today mistakenly believe that HIV/AIDS is no longer a concern. This misconception arises from the reduced visibility of the epidemic in media and the substantial progress made in medical treatments that allow those with HIV to live long, healthy lives. However, HIV/AIDS remains a significant global health issue, with new infections occurring daily and many individuals unaware of their status. This ongoing challenge underscores the importance of National HIV Testing Day, observed annually on June 27…”