HIV Rising (Full Documentary) | ABS-CBN News

Presented by DocuCentral, “HIV Rising” is a 2018 documentary by
broadcast journalist Korina Sanchez-Roxas about the growing number of HIV cases in the Philippines.
Through the documentary, Korina takes on the HIV advocacy to spread information about HIV that can help lessen the stigma on HIV and AIDS, and ultimately stop the spread of the disease.

“HIV Rising” was a finalist for Best Documentary at the 2020 New York TV and Film Festivals for the Health/Medical Information category.

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[genvil]

If a person knows that he has HIV and does not inform his/her partner, that should be a crime punishable by law.

[jessicaharry]

Sana itong klaseng documentary ay ipinapanood sa mga kabataan sa school as early as 13 basta nag onset na ang puberty stage para maging aware sila at hopefully maiwasan.

[chihiro]

I am a Mom, I have a 14 yr old son, I watched this documentary yesterday. It made me realize that I want to protect my son from HIV. So I talked to him about this topic. I told him Im gonna sent the link of this documentary, he said it might be nakakailang panoorin, but I told him yes it will be but he is gonna learn a lot about HIV.

[skylarfortune]

As a doctor, when a person with HIV comes into the ER, I feel pity that they did not get tested right away and that they had to find out when they're already at the AIDS stage--when overwhelming infection, sepsis and end-stage complications starts to appear. At that point, a bombardment of medications, fluids, mechanical ventilation is all we can do. Initiation of anti-retrovirals would not be the immediate treatment. When HIV infection is caught early, end-stage complications can be controlled adequately with oral medications and people can leave normal lives. We had one patient who reached AIDS, got intubated, hooked to a mech vent and was in the ICU for almost a week. Eventually, he got better. He was off the ventilator. We started him on anti-retrovirals as OPD. Currently, he's living a normal life, with no apparent other illnessess. If you have a risk, suspecting you have been exposed, get tested. It can save your life.

[charles]

aware na tayo sa HIV/AIDS bata pa tayo. elementary pa lang alam ko na yan. 2024 na ngayon di na excuse yang di aware sa HIV. Irresponsible lang talaga halos satin.

[DrewsCorner]

I remember when I was in Grade 5 or 6. Meron kaming pinanood na documentary on how HIV/AIDS is being transmitted. Naging eye opener sa’kin un while growing up kasi up until now, fresh pa rin siya sa isip ko kung ano ang natutunan namin during that activity.

[deanronim-dlyq]

As a health care worker working at a Regional Hospital, there's an increase of HIV infection monthly. This is really alarming

[agicardinal]

So alarming! HIV must be addressed more. Kudos to Ma'am Korina for documenting this issue, very informative.

[RapahelNoah]

Sana dumami pa ang mga ganitong documentaries na nagpapakalat ng tamang impormasyon ukol sa HIV. Nakakalungkot isa sa mga kaibigan ko ang pumanaw sa ganitong sakit..

Enjoy but make it reponsible mga sis/bro!

[STVN]

IGNORANCE IS NOT AN EXCUSE. ACT RESPONSIBLY.

[kyoceleste]

i felt bad with the guy at first, but after he said that he’s trying to give it to everyone without thinking about anything makes me feel so mad, that’s why hiv and aids is still stigmatized to this day in the Philippines because of these type of people who doesn’t know how to handle their rage. and yet he’s proud to say that infront of a documentary gosh the chills😬

[agnusborealis]

The issue is not social media. Its just a tool. The root cause is moral decay which stems from poor values formation in the family and the lack of social deterrence.

[EarlMaquiling]

Wag sisihin ang Diyos ikaw ang nakikipagtalik na walang proteksyon. It’s your responsibility and please be responsible.

[josephtubayan]

Dapat ganito yung mga mahahalagang issues ang ipapalabas sa mga documentary. Very informative lalo na sa mga kabataan ngayon.

[soon]

Huwag mong sisihin ang diyos sa nangyayari sa buhay mo! Tayong mga tao ang gumagawa ng mga bagay na sa huli pagsisishan natin

[glennalipoyo]

I learned family planning when I was in Grade 6 (1982). The learnings continued until college.. regarding AIDS, Our Health teacher in High School taught us about it and the awareness until college. Aside from the fact that Family Planning and AIDS were in the news. I think we need to be more conscious and be responsible of what is happening around us and in the world. By this time, we should not say, I don’t care. We have to care….

[ruelcorrea]

S mga bloggers at bashers ni Diwata, Sna hnd puro about Diwata pares ang blogs nila, sna ikalat nila itong ganitong klaseng kaalaman pra mamulat ang lahat lalo n ang mga kabataan.

[mizukimosquito]

Thank you for spreading awareness about HIV/AIDS. Kasi nowadays, it should be normalize na to talk about this topic and teach/ inform people especially the teens for them to know how to protect themselves from acquiring such diseases and mitigate health risks and symptoms if she/he has one. As well as to know where to go and ask for help.

[chengtolentino]

Matagal ko na tong hinihintay na iupload. This was first shown in 2018.

[NicoleBalaoing]

Grabe yung Carlo, alam niyang may sakit siya, intentionally hinawaan niya pa at dinamihan pa niya ang hinawaan niya