While in recent years HIV has become a controlled pathology that is not serious and countless studies show that effective treatment means that people who carry the virus do not transmit it, society has lagged behind.
Stigma remains between our HIV-positive bodies and, with it, rejection.

The other pandemic has been going on for 40 years, has infected 78 million people and claimed 39 million lives. We no longer talk about the other pandemic, there is only a distorted memory of the 90s.
The other pandemic, that of HIV, continues to kill people in developing countries, even though there is an effective battery of drugs that controls the disease. In developed countries, those infected do not die, they lead “normal” lives, but invisible.

While in recent years HIV has become a controlled pathology that is not serious and countless studies show that effective treatment means that people who carry the virus do not transmit it, society has lagged behind.

Performative action against HIV stigma.

HIV is a chronic disease that is not more serious under appropriate supervision and treatment. HIV-positive people on undetectable viral load do not transmit the virus.

HIV has evolved from a deadly disease to a manageable disease with a good quality of life and favorable prognosis. Yes, in rich countries, because in poor countries people continue to die of AIDS.