Treating HIV is good for public health. End of story.
Quoting this just in case it's edited out later.
maybe if the kids in africa are starving dont have any more until the population can actually be suported?
Seconded. And surely prevention is better than treatment, there is naff all visible info out and about or on TV about HIV/AIDS and it's prevention.
As if health tourism isn't already enough of a problem....
Yes, it's morally right to want to help people in need - but you just know that this will be abused. It's a "National" Health Service, not an "International" one.
Its my money nobody can make me give to charitys i dont want too so quote awayQuoting this just in case it's edited out later.
why are we so civalised to other nations when they just crap all over us.
..because we have to lead by example, no?
its funny when illegal immigrants come into contact with the police, they get arrested and then get immigration bail and then never report, rinse and repeat.
I do not understand why it is so hard to deport people in this country, the USA for example you can't even have a joke on twitter before they refuse you entry and deport you, with a life long ban from the visa waiver programme. Look at the way they police the mexico/texas border.
Im all for offering those people from countries where they are being persecuted like syria asylum, but come on how many asylum seekers are actually at risk back home? we should tighten our borders and require communicable disease test for asylum and visa applicants.
-comment not to do with hiv tx-
After living in the uk for 5 years
I dont know which country was the worse policy; the uks free health care and not wanting to deport people or the US's southern border crossings and the 20+million illegals living in the states.
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nhs is bad enough. no matter who you are u can get treated at a hosptial. and yet if a british citizen walks into a foreign hospital its all whare are ur forms and insurance documents.
why are we so civalised to other nations when they just crap all over us.
HIV isn't an emergency medical care though is it.
Giving people with HIV treatment in this country will surely help reduce the spread of the disease amongst the rest of the population
So aside from benefiting ill people who may have had the "misfortune" of being born in a country, it'll also probably reduce the rate of infection in the UK. Win-Win.
Giving people with HIV treatment in this country will surely help reduce the spread of the disease amongst the rest of the population
So aside from benefiting ill people who may have had the "misfortune" of being born in a country, it'll also probably reduce the rate of infection in the UK. Win-Win.
Education really is the silver bullet
Giving people with HIV treatment in this country will surely help reduce the spread of the disease amongst the rest of the population
So aside from benefiting ill people who may have had the "misfortune" of being born in a country, it'll also probably reduce the rate of infection in the UK. Win-Win.
In other countries they call it losing face/looking weak.