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Over the years, medical treatments have advanced to the point that people with HIV could live longer and healthier lives. Yet, advocates say the laws don’t recognize that reality.

While a cure for HIV remains elusive, great advancements in prevention and treatment mean people with the virus are living longer, healthier lives.

On today’s Wellness Wednesday, we’ll discuss these HIV treatments and what they could mean for the treatment of HIV/AIDS. Also on the program dental health and an experimental overdose reduction program in Vancouver.

Today's Wellness Wednesday discusses employee wellness programs, a new H.I.V. treatment, and how long COVID impacts people's ability to exercise.

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