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Showing posts with label The Philippines now has the fastest-growing number of HIV cases in the Asia-Pacific. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Philippines now has the fastest-growing number of HIV cases in the Asia-Pacific. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 25, 2025

The Philippines now has the fastest-growing number of HIV cases in the Asia-Pacific

 The Philippines now has the fastest-growing number of HIV cases in the Asia-Pacific, with at least 57 new diagnoses every day.

From 4,400 in 2010 to 29,600 in 2024, cases have surged by over 550%. By 2025, around 252,800 Filipinos are expected to be living with HIV.
These numbers are alarming, but they must be understood in context 👇
The rise in HIV cases does not mean the virus is spreading faster. It reflects progress in testing, awareness, and reducing stigma. Earlier data came from a time when services were limited and public understanding was low.
This is not the time to fuel fear or allow harmful narratives to resurface. And this is certainly not a call to spread homophobic dogma.
❌ HIV is not a “gay disease.”
It affects everyone. It affects people of all genders, orientations, and backgrounds. Stigma and shame only push people away from the care they need.
Now is the time to act with compassion, urgency, and unity.
Here’s how we move forward:
✅Expand free and confidential HIV testing in all communities, especially for those most at risk.
✅Integrate HIV education in schools, workplaces, and barangays.
✅Strengthen healthcare systems to ensure accessible and stigma-free treatment.
✅ Train health workers to provide inclusive, respectful care for everyone, including the LGBTQ+ community.
We must rise to this challenge with compassion and courage as we all build a society that does not punish people for seeking help, but instead empowers them to live healthy, dignified lives 🧡
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