'Prevention is better than cure, especially when we don't have the cure'
Therefore, it is important to increase access to HIV treatment, testing, and prevention services by bettering their availability, quality, and applicability.
Individuals living with HIV and other vulnerable and marginalized groups risk discrimination and isolation because of
the virus.
To provide everyone with access to HIV research, communities and countries in the Global South and North must share their technological resources.
Communities may utilize the "Equalize" message to highlight the inequities they experience and push for the measures necessary to rectify them.
As a part of aids awareness day dept of zoology pined red ribbon for teachers and office staffs .A ppt was presented by Neelima.R based on aids and it's consequences .A quize was conducted by Rajeshwari about aids to improve students knowledge about the topic.
It was an informative session and a reminder to the young generation that the future lies in thier hands .A beautiful tomorrow is the hardwork of today.
The session was attended by 35 people including students and teachers
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