Sentence examples for hiv threat from inspiring English sources

The world community has responded positively to the HIV threat through investment of funds and recognition of HIV as a global humanitarian crisis.

The bilateral and multilateral donors and other development partners have invested to address the HIV threat in Pakistan.

The HIV threat still lingers, but through this UNICEF programme, hundreds of young men and women now know how to protect themselves.

The increase in HIV prevalence among donors between 30 and 40 years of age since 2000 could reflect the change in perception among the public about HIV threat and could have therefore led to a more relaxed control of HIV transmission.

The ace all-rounder of international cricket advocated for open sharing of knowledge and accurate information flow on HIV and AIDS transmission and prevention at all levels of the society including schools, clubs and media in order to develop an appropriate national response to the HIV threat.

While this impacts overwhelmingly on the gay community and in particular (although not only) in London, it is important to recognise other groups are also affected by the growing use of these drugs (as well as "legal highs"), including young people, students and clubbers, as mentioned in another of your articles on the same day (Steroid users pose new HIV infection threat, experts warn).

Charlie Sheen's sordid legal war over HIV, alleged threats and violence.

Such educational comics have been criticised for ignoring the special relevance the subject has to the LGBT community, with homosexuality marginalized in favour of depicting HIV as a threat to conventional heterosexual relationships.

However, this bold statement fits within larger debates about HIV as a threat to inter/intra state security (Elbe 2005, 2009).

"This is an example of how the Global Fund and the WHO work together to support countries as we move towards removing HIV as a threat to public health".

The perceived threat of HIV has decreased with increased HIV treatment optimism and beliefs that HIV treatment eliminates the risk for HIV transmission [ 5- 7].