Are Scientists and Health Practitioners Communicating HIV Information Effectively?
International STD Research & Reviews · pp. 23–26 · Published 10 Jan 2015
10.9734/ISRR/2015/14938Abstract
The importance of effectively communicating new scientific information to a non- scientific audience is discussed in the era of new medical regimens for HIV. With new research findings on prevention, treatment and care for HIV such as antiretroviral therapy, both as treatment and prevention, is the message being accurately understood by the non- scientific community? If not, can it be harmful? The need to communicate new HIV prevention information holistically in light of earlier information is emphasised.
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