(1982)

The term AIDS ("acquired immune dificiency syndrome") is used for the first time on July 27^th

(1987) 

AZT (zidovudine, Retrovir^®) -- Glaxo Wellcome -- becomes the first anti-HIV drug approved by the FDA. 

The AIDS Memorial Quilt is started in San Francisco (US).

(1992) 

First clinical trial of multiple drugs is held.

(1997) 

CDC reports annual AIDS deaths dropped in the

July 12, 2006 

the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved Atripla, the first-ever complete one-pill, once-daily HAART regimen. Atripla is a fixed-dose tablet containing.

YES!

1)  HIV/AIDS can be treated

2)  Fewer people die from HIV/AIDS related complications

3)  HIV/AIDS is still a very real threat!

4)  HIV/AIDS cases are still increasing every year.

NO!

1)  HIV has no cure

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