Foreign nationals are to be accessible free treatment for
HIV on the NHS under plans backed by the government. There are a predictable
25,000 people with undiagnosed HIV in Britain, many of whom were born overseas.
The suggestion will be introduced by the management in a constitutional gadget
rather than as part of the legislation.
Critics assert the conclusion could on time so called health
tourism and put the NHS under further economic strain. This group of people
includes unsuccessful asylum seekers, students and tourists. According to
Professor Jane Anderson, chairwoman of the British HIV Association, this is
good information for people living in the UK who are HIV positive and also for
public health in general.
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