World Aids Day: HIV test at home will come in 15 minutes!

London/New Delhi; circle organization: A very good news has been broadcasted globally. The world’s first at-home HIV test kits have been launched in Tesco supermarkets! Or with the help of a kit, a person can test whether he has contracted HIV on his own in as little as fifteen minutes. (World Aids Day)

HIV AIDS… AIDS does not spread by touch, love spreads, ase kiti zari bhaile tari ya azarache nuaste naav akele ki dhaska basto. A patient suffering from diabetes or cancer can live a long life if there is such a medicine. But I can fix it, such treatment is not available. Therefore, there is a need in the medical field across the world to make HIV testing mandatory for every patient who comes to the pharmacy to avoid even the slightest neglect or who may be infected with Azar.

A recent amendment in Britain has revealed that most people are not in favor of befriending or working cooperatively with people living with HIV. With so much awareness about how HIV infection occurs, it seems that many great people get HIV infection just by drinking water from a single glass. Three percent of the people surveyed were amazing. HIV/AIDS would have been revealed by hand movements, such would have been their opinion. Although all these are wrong, serious thoughts about HIV are new, but not only that. (World Aids Day)

For example… In Britain, it is rare for heterosexual couples to be affected by your partner. According to UK Health Care Security data, only such couples have HIV infection in significant numbers. Importantly, HIV diagnosis through the new test kit is 99 percent accurate, claims the manufacturer (Newfoundland Diagnostics). The company has said that the diagnosis would take approximately fifteen minutes. Based on the blood drawn from the bottle, a strip will be visible showing the presence of HIV type 1 and HIV type 2 or the virus in the blood.

Pre-surgery HIV test in Panipat Government Hospital!

Panipat: HIV test has been made mandatory for every patient before surgery in all government hospitals in Panipat district of Haryana. The decision was unanimous. Senior surgeon Dr. Vijay Malik said that the decision was taken in view of the continuously increasing number of HIV affected people. We cannot use only rapid instruments for every surgical procedure. If the instruments get infected during someone’s surgery then you should think about how many patients may get infected in the future, he also said. (World Aids Day)