WE ARE COMMITTED TO ADVANCING THE GLOBAL HIV RESPONSE
If we want to end the epidemic, we need to commit to a few things first; ensuring equitable access to medicines for all people living with HIV, challenge health inequities across the globe, and continue to fight HIV related stigma.
HIV is not a solved problem and we won't stop until it is. That's a promise.
IMPROVING ACCESS TO OUR MEDICINES
Access to medicines page
Our access to medicines strategy considers where the unmet need for anti-retroviral therapy is greatest. We are committed to playing a full part in addressing the healthcare challenges surrounding HIV by taking an innovative, responsible and, above all, sustainable approach.
FIGHTING HIV STIGMA, ALWAYS.
Breaking Down Stigma
As HIV stigma continues to cast a long shadow, the healthcare community is harnessing the power of empathy, education, and innovation to dismantle barriers for those living with the virus.
Keeping HIV in view
ViiV Healthcare is working with thought leaders and influencers living with HIV from across the globe to challenge the perception of what living with HIV ‘looks like’.
Virtual Reality: Chapters of Stigma
With modern advancements in HIV medicines and care, people living with HIV can live as long as people without. But unfortunately, HIV stigma is still prevalent. That’s why we are using virtual reality to put HCPs in the shoes of people living with HIV.
COMMITMENT TO TESTING
Testing & diagnosis
To end the HIV epidemic, we need to scale up HIV testing! Learn more about the different types of HIV tests that are available, along with answers to some frequently asked questions.
WHAT WILL IT TAKE TO END HIV? IT TAKES A VILLAGE
Read more stories from ViiV here.
To end HIV, working effectively with community is critical. Our commitment to partnering with patient organisations has seen us ranked as the leading pharmaceutical company in the latest PatientView survey.
In collaboration with Politico, we explore how Governments, civil society and industry share views on the EU mandate we need to achieve the 2030 UNAIDS goals in Europe and beyond.
In this article, Mercy Shibemba shares her hopes and aspirations for the future. She reflects on how living with HIV shaped her childhood and how her concept of healthy living may shift as she
gets older.
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