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Stigma still a barrier for people living ‘over the Great Dividing Range’ with HIV

December 4, 2018 4Views 0Likes

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People living with HIV in small towns are still struggling to tell their community because they are worried they might be treated differently.

Advocates are calling for more specialist services to help those living in regional areas who do not have access to the same support networks as those available in cities. Read More

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