Healers are trained to manage the development of the disease, which was once a mortal, a human immunodeficiency virus. Now on his own peril, he is in the same row with all sorts of chronic diabetes and cardiovascular diseases.

The duration of life of HIV-positive from year to year is steadily increasing, and new infections are becoming less and less.

Thanks to the new methods of HIV health workers have been trained well to contain the virus and now referred to categories of chronic diseases. Recent studies also suggest that is already pretty fast this disease will be irrevocably defeated.

At their own risk of HIV was comparable with chronic cardiovascular disease and diabetes, notify Discover. So, according to statistics, in the world over the last 15 years the number of new HIV infections decreased by 35%. With all this dangerous virus as before suffer about 37 million people, mainly inhabitants of Africa. According to reliable information for 2015, antiviral therapy runs about 16 million people, is told in the special report of the United Nations.

Also, lately there has been a significant increase in life expectancy of inhabitants of our planet suffering from this dangerous disease, should inform the Center for disease control in the United States. Comparing the results of 1987 and 2015, researchers came to the conclusion that at the present time, HIV-positive men to live about 13 years longer, and the fairer sex - 14.5.

Remember, a meaningful contribution to the fight against HIV made by Russian scientists. As we were informed Days.Roux, in early November 2015 a group of researchers managed to create 3 vaccine candidates, which should help in the fight against this disease.

"We have 3 of the prototype, which on the level "to the hospital" and phase 1 clinical trials proved their safety, lack of toxicity and undesirable side effects," announced the head of the Russian Ministry of health Veronika Skvortsova. The Minister has told that Russia is ahead of all the remaining States to study ways of combating the deadly virus.
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