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Decent Care for People Living with HIV: What Are We Waiting For?, treat those who are weakest and most vulnerable. Together, these two concepts provide a global lens through which to view the concept of decent care. Decent care is a belief that access to health should be universal and within the reach of even the most marginalized individuals.

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Care in a Season of AIDS: An Islamic Perspective, before this day’s light, on a day when all souls were created and, while in the presence of God, we acknowledged His pivotal role in our lives. When we meet our physical deaths, we will encounter God once more. The nature of this encounter will be determined by how we interact with our travelling c

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Towards a State of Good Health: A Dharmic View of HIV, are required. Compassion and love are at the root of a healthy society, but societal stigma has raised walls that block the healing process. Dharma reminds us of our universal interconnectedness, and of processes such as rebirth that can translate our individual dharma into societal dharma. For peo

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Decent Care for Life,p implied in decent care should be defined by the way decent care contributes to and nurtures the lives of everyone involved. In upholding decency, we hold ourselves accountable to much more than just satisfying an arbitrary standard of technical intervention or medical process. How can we push beyo

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