New research has shown significant gaps in the rates of HIV diagnosis and treatment for overseas-born gay and bisexual men, leading to calls to end the stigma around the disease.
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Study reveals gaps in HIV diagnosis and treatment for migrants
A health worker takes a blood sample for HIV. Source: AAP
New research has shown significant gaps in the rates of HIV diagnosis and treatment for overseas-born gay and bisexual men, leading to calls to end the stigma around the disease.
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By Naveen Razik
Presented by Claudette Centeno
Source: SBS
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