Category Archives: HIV

People’s religions offer them two sources of support, one human, one spiritual. Priests, rabbis, ministers, nuns, pastors of all religions give the same sort of help as social workers and psychologists, but they talk particularly to people who want to … Continue reading →

At some level, everyone knows that, as Robert Burton wrote in The Anatomy of Melancholy, ” [In this life, we are] subject to infirmities, miseries, interrupt, tossed & tumbled up and down, carried about with every small blast, often molested … Continue reading →

All people with HIV infection should have regular medical care. Options for medical care will depend to some extent on the resources available. For the person with HIV infection who feels well, regular medical care usually includes between two and … Continue reading →