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AIDS (14 Feb 2001): Ms Gisela Stuart: .... She drew attention to other sexually transmitted diseases, because HIV and AIDS should not be seen in isolation. I fully agree with my hon. Friend the Member for Dumfries (Mr. Brown), who said that we should not ignore gay men, maternal transmission and the voluntary sector. I hope to be able to reassure him. Before I outline the direction in which the Government are moving, I make it...
AIDS (14 Feb 2001): Ms Gisela Stuart: ...HIV-AIDS-related deaths recorded last year compared with 1994. There are people living with HIV throughout the country, but 60 per cent. of them continue to be in the London area, and overall the gay community remains the largest single group affected. However, in 1999, for the first time the number of new HIV diagnoses among heterosexuals was higher than among gay and bisexual men, and...
AIDS (14 Feb 2001): Ms Gisela Stuart: ...and aspirin. Effective drug treatments have increased life expectancy and improved the quality of life for many with HIV. They have had an impact on HIV prevention work; for example, for some gay men, the duration of the epidemic may have bred a familiarity with the effects of HIV. There is a danger that prevention messages may lose their impact if they become familiar. The challenge for...

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