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Travel Restrictions For HIV Patients
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Research on HIV and Travel Restrictions (ON THE ROAD WITH HIV) (TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS)The other day I asked you to help me with sources for making a research on HIV related Travel restrictions but I coudn't see the answer. So Can you help me please if it is not something you can not display it on your website you can send it to...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello Aron,See below.Dr. BobTraveling Abroad for the HIV+Nov 14, 2007 Hi, Can you tell me where I can find a list of countries that bar HIV+ people from entering their country? I will like to travel abroad, but I've heard some countries will...
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Travel restrictionsAre there any restrictions for travellinbg with HIV meds from south africa to back from Paris and... Read more »Entry forbidden (TRAVEL RESTRICTIONS) (TRAVEL BAN)Dear Doctor RobertI'm a 32 year old Brazilian hiv positiv male living in London. After 5 years... Read more »
Articles
Advocates Discuss Travel Restrictions Around the World for People Living With HIV/AIDSHIV/AIDS advocates on Tuesday at the XVII International AIDS Conference in Mexico City discussed travel restrictions around the world for people living with HIV/AIDS, the AP/ Los Angeles Times reports. Developed countries say such... Read more »
Houston Chronicle Examines U.S. HIV/AIDS-Related Travel RestrictionsThe Houston Chronicle on Sunday examined U.S. HIV/AIDS-related travel restrictions for visitors and immigrants. According to the Chronicle , the U.S. is one of 13 countries -- including Armenia, Iraq and Qatar -- that has such restrictions... Read more »
Task Force Calls for Lifting of HIV/AIDS-Related Travel RestrictionsAn international task force on HIV/AIDS-related travel restrictions chaired by UNAIDS and the Norwegian government is calling on nations worldwide to remove such bans, AFP/ Yahoo! News reports. According to UNAIDS, about 74 countries have... Read more »
Efforts to Loosen U.S. HIV/AIDS-Related Travel Restrictions "Long Overdue," Editorial SaysThe recent effort to loosen "discriminatory and anachronistic" U.S. HIV/AIDS-related travel restrictions for visitors and immigrants is a "long-overdue development," according to an editorial in Toronto's Globe and Mail . According to the... Read more »
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HIV Travel Restrictions
Posted by ScotCharles, 5 Replies
See: http://www.aegis.com/topics/travel.htmlRead more » UK travel restrictions
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I live in Australia. I'm wanting to travel to the UK next year for a holiday. I'm HIV positive and on meds. Will this stop me from entering the UK? I've heard conflicting information and would like to clear this up. Read more » Looking for experiences from HIV + travel to EU
Posted by deutschman, 2 Replies
First, thanks for looking at this post (and hopefully responding). I have known that I am HIV + for about 2 years and am finally feeling healthy again (CD 4 count is almost to 400). I'm regularly taking Atripla. Here's my concern. I would like to...
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