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HIV late diagnosis
Dr Chetna Kang and Louisa Peacock ask why people with HIV are being diagnosed late.
The number of people with HIV in the UK continues to rise. More worringly perhaps is the number being diagnosed late in the three counties, which is well above the national average.
Late diagnosis means people are at greater risk of passing the disease on, or dying.
This week we speak to people in the three counties who live with HIV and were diagnosed late. We also find out what's being done to ensure as many people as possible are diagnosed quickly.
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Sun 22 Nov 2015
13:00
大象传媒 Three Counties Radio
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The Crescent - 聽- charity supporting people in Hertfordshire affected by HIV and AIDS
Herts Aid - 聽- HIV and sexual health chrity in Hertfordshire
Actionplus Foundation - work in Luton, London and Africa to support black people with HIV and AIDS -
Terrence Higgins Trust - 聽- national charity for people living with HIV
NHS Information about HIV and AIDS -
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- Sun 22 Nov 2015 13:00大象传媒 Three Counties Radio