The Truth About Black America’s HIV Crisis

Mexico goes through an “epidemia of HIV”, the latest false news that travels the Internet A set of publications spread on social networks warn of the supposed uncontrolled increase of infections in the country, but the data of the Ministry of Health contradicts it Alejandro I. López-El País The latest false news related to public health on the Internet ensures that Mexico and other countries are going through an “epidemia of HIV” with tens of th…

The Truth About Black America’s HIV Crisis

In the 1980s, it was a death sentence.  Now, with advancements in medicine, living with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) doesn’t mean your life will end. Prevention efforts show improvements in HIV infection rates, with a 12% drop between 2018 to 2022. READ MORE: Stigma, Stereotypes, and the HIV Crisis in the South Still, the rates of HIV infection are increasing in certain regions and communities. And it doesn’t help that stigma, misinformati…

The latest false news related to public health on the Internet assures that Mexico and other countries are going through an “epidemia of HIV” with tens of thousands of new cases in each entity. The publications, of alarmist tone and data out of context, are shared in the form of viral videos through TikTok and Facebook, fueling a disinformative spiral that has triggered the searches on the subject and provoked the reaction of civil associations …

Ciudad Juárez is still the city with the most cases detected of HIV, according to the statistics of the Department of Epidemiology of the Ministry of Health of the State. Of the state total last year, 791 cases, 462 were registered here. In addition, 253 were detected in Chihuahua, 16 in Delicias, 14 in Cuauhtémoc and the rest are distributed in Parral, Aldama, Jiménez and Nuevo Casas Grandes. There were also cases in Meoqui, Ojinaga, Ahumada, B…

In Mexico there has been an increase in the number of cases of Human Immunodeficiency Viruses (HIV), since so far a total of 3,591 cases have accumulated this 2025, according to the Ministry of Health, of these how many are registered in Puebla? We explain to you. YOU CAN INTEREST: Who should be tested for HIV and why? Is there a record of HIV cases in Puebla this 2025? As detailed by the Epidemiological Bulletin of the Health Unit, during epide…

Although medical advances made the virus a treatable condition, specialists warn that prejudices and false news continue to affect social perception. They denied a “global outbreak” and called for information from reliable sources.