Nouveaux traitements contre le sida? Je sais qu'ils sont plus efficaces mais je ne veux pas entendre parler de maladie [inscribed]
Alternative Title
Sida. Aujourd'hui, on peut faire beaucoup. Mais rien sans vous New treatments against AIDS? I know they're more effective, but I don't want to hear any talk about sickness
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Description
Additional poster text: On peut se savoir atteint par le virus du sida et ne pass se résoudre à entreprendre un traitement. Pas facile, alors qu'on se sent parfaitement bien, de prendre des médicaments qui rappellent la réalité de la maladie et la rendent visible... At the top is a color photograph of a young man which shows his head, shoulders and arms; his palms are pressed tightly against his ears and his facial expression suggest a refusal to hear anything. His shirt is yellow and open at the collar. In the background is a partly cloudy sky. The poster promotes the fact that effective medical treatment will slow the growth of HIV infections; these medications are synonymous with hope much more than sickness. It encourages young men to consult with a physician. Poster held by Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library. History & Special Collections, Collection no. 306, item FR022. Part of: "Sida. Aujourd'hui on peut faire beaucoup. Mais rien sans vous" campaign [AIDS. Today, we can do a lot. But nothing without you]
Type
image
Identifier
FR022 ark:/21198/zz0002jxxb
Language
French
Subject
Hands HIV-positive persons--Counseling of AIDS (Disease)--Treatment Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome--drug therapy Arms (Anatomy) Hotlines (Communication) Ear Listening HIV-positive persons--Services for Men
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