In a survey released by the International Association of Doctors, regarding various data surrounding people with HIV, one caught the attention of those involved: a good number of HIV-positive interviewees, including in so-called "developed" countries, said they suffered severe discrimination.
In the United States, 42% declared that they feel alone and isolated because of HIV. Another 22% say they cannot count on anyone's help and are left alone to deal with the disease.
the wording of The Cape was also surprised by the survey data. Since today we have countless groups that work to mitigate this reality. But is prejudice against HIV-positive people still very strong? Answer our survey!
