... No, saliva alone can’t spread HIV.This means that HIV will not be passed to an uninfected person through, say, mouth-to-mouth resuscitation or: Most kissing (more on that below) Sharing a drink, a plate, or silverware Using the same toothbrush Being sneezed or coughed on by someone with HIV Can you get HIV from kissing? ...
Can You Get HIV From Sharing a Drink? Myths vs. Facts
... No, saliva alone can’t spread HIV.This means that HIV will not be passed to an uninfected person through, say, mouth-to-mouth resuscitation or: Most kissing (more on that below) Sharing a drink, a plate, or silverware Using the same toothbrush Being sneezed or coughed on by someone with HIV Can you get HIV from kissing? ...
... If you have a loved one living with HIV, use your voice to call out HIV stigma, myths, and misconceptions when you hear them. ...
5 Ways To End HIV Stigma
... If you have a loved one living with HIV, use your voice to call out HIV stigma, myths, and misconceptions when you hear them. ...
... Virus Infection — Journal of the American Dietetic Association HIV and Nutrition and Food Safety — HIVinfo.NIH.gov The Association of HIV/AIDS Treatment Side Effects With Health Status, Work Productivity, and Resource Use — AIDS Care Screening for Mental Health Conditions — National HIV Curriculum Sleep Tips: 6 Steps to Better Sleep — Mayo Clinic Myths ...
Fatigue and HIV: 6 Tips for Boosting Energy
... Virus Infection — Journal of the American Dietetic Association HIV and Nutrition and Food Safety — HIVinfo.NIH.gov The Association of HIV/AIDS Treatment Side Effects With Health Status, Work Productivity, and Resource Use — AIDS Care Screening for Mental Health Conditions — National HIV Curriculum Sleep Tips: 6 Steps to Better Sleep — Mayo Clinic Myths ...
... going through, or a mental health specialist.Talk With Others Who UnderstandOn myHIVteam, the social network for people with HIV and their loved ones, more than 41,000 members come together to ask questions, give advice, and share their stories with others who understand life with HIV.Are you a straight person living with HIV, and have you encountered myths ...
5 Reasons Straight People Should Talk About PrEP
... going through, or a mental health specialist.Talk With Others Who UnderstandOn myHIVteam, the social network for people with HIV and their loved ones, more than 41,000 members come together to ask questions, give advice, and share their stories with others who understand life with HIV.Are you a straight person living with HIV, and have you encountered myths ...
... Myths surrounding HIV persist, and some people still fear close contact with those who are living with HIV. ...
... I was alone with HIV at the age of 32. Life isn’t all candy and roses; a lot of thorns have pricked me too. But I choose to look on the bright side of life. It is a choice.No one I know chose to have HIV. No one wants to be denied love, affection, or understanding. ...
HIV Member Spotlight: On the Bright Side
... I was alone with HIV at the age of 32. Life isn’t all candy and roses; a lot of thorns have pricked me too. But I choose to look on the bright side of life. It is a choice.No one I know chose to have HIV. No one wants to be denied love, affection, or understanding. ...
... Control might look like self-care: a walk around the block, getting up early for 15 minutes of alone time, spending time each week encouraging others who have HIV or starting a gratitude journal. Don't let anyone (including yourself!) make you feel guilty for taking care of yourself. ...
Patience: Accepting That Control Requires Self-Care
... Control might look like self-care: a walk around the block, getting up early for 15 minutes of alone time, spending time each week encouraging others who have HIV or starting a gratitude journal. Don't let anyone (including yourself!) make you feel guilty for taking care of yourself. ...
... I don’t want to live with this illness, let alone having to go through lifelong treatment for HIV.” That being said, getting to know others in my support group for those living with HIV brought me into focus. It was a springboard to know there is a great life ahead for me — and to live it. ...
An HIV Diagnosis — and Journey to Acceptance
... I don’t want to live with this illness, let alone having to go through lifelong treatment for HIV.” That being said, getting to know others in my support group for those living with HIV brought me into focus. It was a springboard to know there is a great life ahead for me — and to live it. ...
... Privately, it’s being the opposite: withdrawn, alone but not lonely, contemplative, etc.” “Socially, I’m pretty outgoing and friendly. At home, I love being quiet and silent most of the time. One might describe me emotionally as an introvert.” “The private side of me is stoic and reserved but rock steady. ...
Has Having HIV Split the Public You From the Private You?
... Privately, it’s being the opposite: withdrawn, alone but not lonely, contemplative, etc.” “Socially, I’m pretty outgoing and friendly. At home, I love being quiet and silent most of the time. One might describe me emotionally as an introvert.” “The private side of me is stoic and reserved but rock steady. ...
... Members of myHIVteam often discuss feeling alone, especially when others don’t seem to understand or relate to their experiences. Here are five ways to combat loneliness. Enter Cell 2 Content Here... Enter Cell 3 Content Here... Enter Cell 4 Content Here... Enter Cell 5 Content Here... Enter Cell 6 Content Here... ...
Social Life With HIV: 5 Ways To Combat Loneliness (VIDEO)
... Members of myHIVteam often discuss feeling alone, especially when others don’t seem to understand or relate to their experiences. Here are five ways to combat loneliness. Enter Cell 2 Content Here... Enter Cell 3 Content Here... Enter Cell 4 Content Here... Enter Cell 5 Content Here... Enter Cell 6 Content Here... ...
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