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Post 4- Scholarly Source analysis 2

In recent studies conducted on HIV medication referred to antiretroviral medication (ARV) to suppress the infection and transmission of the disease through sexual contact. Studies by Straten, et al., testing the effectiveness of three different products offered for HIV/ AIDS treatment. They tested tenofovir 1% vaginal gel, oral tenoforvir disoproxil fumarate (TDF) tablets, and TDF/ emtricitabine tablets (2012). The results from the seven trials proved that antiretroviral treatment leads to 96% reduction in transmission to HIV- negative partners in HIV- serodisordant couples or couples with one HIV- positive partner and the other is negative (2012). This shows evidence that HIV can be treated effectively, but work is still to be done for a cure. Based on the academic article, it shows correlation with other research with my blog post about web source analysis. Treatment for HIV can be effective in keeping the individual healthy and transmission risk lowered. I agree with the research claims, and further my understanding of treatment being beneficial. On the contrary, medication is expensive and not a reality for most, especially those affected by the disease because of structural violence, or social status that hinder access to medical treatment. Furthermore, HIV is related to lgbt studies because of the significance of the virus spreading through anal intercourse or sexual contact. HIV being stigmatized as a "gay men's disease" raises question of how HIV medication can become affordable for the LGBT community and those affected by the virus. Straten, et al., shows how far medication have came in the new millennial to controlling the disease and the research behind it.