Synonyms for HIV
hiv

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1. HIVnoun

   infection by the human immunodeficiency virus

   Synonyms:
   human immunodeficiency virus

2. human immunodeficiency virus, HIVnoun

   the virus that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS); it replicates in and kills the helper T cells

   Synonyms:
   human immunodeficiency virus

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1. • Retrovirus
   • Viral Infection

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1. List of paraphrases for "hiv":

   virus, vih, aids, anti-hiv, hlv, hiv-related, hiv-positive, viruses, hiv-

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1. Kathy Kunkel:

   While over 100 VIP Spa clients have already been tested, NMDOH is reaching out to ensure that testing and counseling services are available for individuals who received injection related services at the VIP Spa, testing is important for everyone as there are effective treatments for HIV and many hepatitis infections.

2. Jen Kates:

   But The US also did much on HIV.

3. Jonathan Blake:

   There was this absolute fear about what was befalling seemingly healthy gay men, who would suddenly take ill for no apparent reason and die in appalling circumstances, your head is messed up, you have this killer virus coursing through your veins, you feel like a pariah... HIV was considered a gay plague that we (gay men) had brought upon ourselves - it was horrid.

4. Craig McClure:

   It is critical that young people who are HIV-positive have access to treatment, care and support, at the same time, those who are HIV-negative must have access to the knowledge and means to help them to stay that way.

5. Sarit Golub:

   What PrEP is able to do is separate the act of prevention of HIV from the act of sexual intimacy, and to me, I think that is one of the tremendous powers of PrEP for individuals and for us as a broader community.