Early diagnosis, immediate engagement in care, and starting and staying on effective treatment provide the opportunity to achieve a healthier life for people living with HIV. Adversity and negative narratives about “readiness” to engage in care and treatment can limit this opportunity. Roberta Laguerre-Frederique, MD, discusses shaping a new narrative that helps people living with HIV overcome adversity to engage and thrive, and how important it is to decrease the time between diagnosis and treatment.
This presentation was recorded on May 27, 2016, and may not reflect information and events arising after that date.