A first-of-its-kind pill is currently accessible for
the anticipation of HIV, and the medication — alongside response to it — keeps
on circulaing through Dallas County's LGBT group.
United Black Ellument is a group gathering week by
week in Dallas. They are adolescent, African-American, gay or indiscriminate,
and they are the ideal possibility to attempt another apparatus in the battle
against HIV.
"I without a doubt think its a diversion
changer," said 26-year-old Jalenzski Brown. He's never known a world
without the infection.
Tan lives and dates in Dallas County, where
African-American men who engage in sexual relations with men between ages 13-34
have the most astounding rate of new HIV disease. Anyway he's existing in a
period where he has a shot of potential salvation through solution.
Called Truvada, the medication is made by Gilead
Pharmaceuticals. Tan has taken one pill a day throughout the previous two
months, bringing down his danger for contracting HIV.
Pill offers trust in war on HIV and AIDS