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Update from AMLIG HEALTH CLINIC : Hi everyone!

To keep you in the loop regarding our TLD medication supply.

Our current shipment is currently at the Port of Manila, moving through the necessary customs and clearance procedures. We are working hard to get them to our hubs as soon as possible.
In the meantime, please don't worry—your treatment will not be interrupted. We are providing alternative, equally effective antiretroviral medications to ensure you maintain your regimen without missing a beat.

Thank you so much for your patience and for trusting us with your health. Please keep an eye on this page for further updates.

Stay safe, everyone!
Amlig Health Clinic

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Stay safe & be PrEprotektado!

The Department of Health (DOH) has expanded its HIV prevention campaign to include foreign travelers as part of efforts to curb local transmission, address regional gaps, and reduce the stigma associated with HIV screening.

Click the link in the comments for the full story.

ARE ARVS DANGEROUS TO THE KIDNEYS?

One of the biggest fears people have about HIV treatment is whether ARVs can damage the kidneys. The truth is that modern ARVs are generally safe and have helped millions of people live long, healthy lives. While some medications may affect kidney function in a small number of people, healthcare providers routinely monitor patients and can adjust treatment if needed.

In fact, untreated HIV can cause far more damage to the kidneys and other organs than ARVs. If you are living with HIV, taking your medication as prescribed is one of the best things you can do for your health.

📣 A day to honor our city's heritage, achievements, progress and rich history of our city.

Happy Bacolod City Charter Day to everyone! 🇵🇭

It's okay to be different, it's okay to be proud.
What isn't okay is stigma. Whether because of your identity, your journey or your HIV status, you deserve RESPECT, DIGNITY and CARE.

Love without stigma. Care without Judgment.

Know your status. Take the test.

Ask us how.