The majority of people diagnosed with AIDS appear to make positive changes in their health behaviours almost immediately after diagnosis.

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Studies have shown that a diagnosis of AIDS can serve as a wake-up call for individuals to make positive changes in their health behaviours, such as improving their medication adherence, reducing risky behaviours, adopting healthier lifestyles and seeking support from family and healthcare providers. However, not all individuals may make these changes immediately, and some may struggle with these changes over time.

The Majority of People Diagnosed with AIDS Appear to Make