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'''Notes importantes - Renseignez-vous sur les traitements PrEP et PPE''': Si vous pensez avoir été récemment exposé(e) au VIH (dans les 72h), demandez un traitement pour la PPE (prophylaxie post-exposition). C'est un traitement d'un mois qui sert à prévenir d'une infection au VIH après exposition au risque, et il est peut-être disponible dans la ville où vous vous trouvez. Prenez le traitement aussi tôt que possible. Pour plus d'informations, cliquez [http://www.catie.ca/fr/pdm/ete-2010/prophylaxie-post-exposition-ppe-peut-empecher-infection-vih-apres-exposition/ ici]. Si vous risquez une exposition au VIH, demandez un traitement PrEP (prophylaxie pré-exposition). C'est une pilule à prendre quotidiennement qui peut prévenir d'une infection au VIH avant l'exposition au risque. Pour plus d'informations, cliquez [http://www.catie.ca/fr/feuillets-info/prevention/prophylaxie-pre-exposition-ppre/ ici]. | '''Notes importantes - Renseignez-vous sur les traitements PrEP et PPE''': Si vous pensez avoir été récemment exposé(e) au VIH (dans les 72h), demandez un traitement pour la PPE (prophylaxie post-exposition). C'est un traitement d'un mois qui sert à prévenir d'une infection au VIH après exposition au risque, et il est peut-être disponible dans la ville où vous vous trouvez. Prenez le traitement aussi tôt que possible. Pour plus d'informations, cliquez [http://www.catie.ca/fr/pdm/ete-2010/prophylaxie-post-exposition-ppe-peut-empecher-infection-vih-apres-exposition/ ici]. Si vous risquez une exposition au VIH, demandez un traitement PrEP (prophylaxie pré-exposition). C'est une pilule à prendre quotidiennement qui peut prévenir d'une infection au VIH avant l'exposition au risque. Pour plus d'informations, cliquez [http://www.catie.ca/fr/feuillets-info/prevention/prophylaxie-pre-exposition-ppre/ ici]. | ||
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As reported by Emirates 24/7: "A friendly voice over the phone informed this reporter that HIV testing was a very normal procedure in Dubai, with a simple blood test was all it took to determine your fate. The questions were being posed to a staff member of one of the leading medical clinics in Dubai, which, among other lab work, specialises in STD testing. However, as soon as this reporter quizzed about the standard procedure adopted if a person tested positive for HIV, the call was immediately transferred to another member of staff, who in a hushed tone, informed us that results would be strictly between doctor and patient for an extra fee. When probed further, the helpful staff member assured us that no information would be leaked out to any ‘official authority’ considering the testing was done on the premises itself and confidentiality would be adopted." (Source: [http://www.emirates247.com/lifestyle/health/hiv-don-t-worry-some-uae-clinics-won-t-tell-authorities-2012-02-06-1.441409 HIV+? Don't worry, some UAE clinics won't tell authorities]) | As reported by Emirates 24/7: "A friendly voice over the phone informed this reporter that HIV testing was a very normal procedure in Dubai, with a simple blood test was all it took to determine your fate. The questions were being posed to a staff member of one of the leading medical clinics in Dubai, which, among other lab work, specialises in STD testing. However, as soon as this reporter quizzed about the standard procedure adopted if a person tested positive for HIV, the call was immediately transferred to another member of staff, who in a hushed tone, informed us that results would be strictly between doctor and patient for an extra fee. When probed further, the helpful staff member assured us that no information would be leaked out to any ‘official authority’ considering the testing was done on the premises itself and confidentiality would be adopted." (Source: [http://www.emirates247.com/lifestyle/health/hiv-don-t-worry-some-uae-clinics-won-t-tell-authorities-2012-02-06-1.441409 HIV+? Don't worry, some UAE clinics won't tell authorities]) | ||