Progress in prevention and treatment is faltering around the world, putting millions of people in grave danger. Globally the number of new infections dropped only 3. Climbing infections in these regions are alarming. In eastern and southern Africa rapid progress from previous years significantly slowed in There is some positive news, with notable declines in new HIV infections in western and central Africa and in the Caribbean, but even in these regions, the HIV response is threatened by a tightening resource crunch. If we are not making rapid progress then we are losing ground, as the pandemic thrives amidst COVID, mass displacement, and other crises.
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The total ban became a 12 month celibacy period a few years later and earlier this year that was reduced even further, meaning men who have sex with men now need to wait three months since their last sexual contact with a man before they can donate. The UK recently announced it's scrapping its three month postponement for gay and bisexual men who have had the same sexual partner for more than three months. It's being replaced with an individualised risk assessment that would mean anyone who wants to donate blood would be asked questions about their sexual behaviour. In fact, much lower risk than many people who are currently able to donate, like many heterosexual people. France, Italy and Spain, are also part of a group of more than a dozen countries that have removed barriers for men who have sex with men in recent years. The US could be about to relax its rules too, with a pilot study looking into individualised risk assessments now underway. Research carried out in countries that have moved towards individualised risk assessments has found the risk of sexually transmitted infections entering the blood supply does not increase.
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