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HIV Prevention in Family Medicine
Presented from India by Dr. Ravindran Gherard0
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Case Description
In family medicine, HIV prevention is a vital aspect of comprehensive healthcare. Family physicians play a crucial role in promoting awareness and providing education about HIV transmission and risk factors to individuals and families. They offer counseling and support for safer sexual practices,...
Case Summary
- HIV prevention in family practice has evolved significantly, transforming HIV from a fatal disease to a chronic, manageable condition with near-normal life expectancy due to advancements in treatment and prevention strategies. The key focus is on early detection, treatment, and preventing transmission, especially in heterosexual relationships prevalent in India.
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Dr. Ravindran Gherard
Alumni-Professor and HOD of Family Medicine, St. John’s Medical College, Bangalore
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