The correct answer is A. The right to be a parent
Explanation:
HIV is a virus that can lead to AIDS which is a syndrome that influences negatively the way the body responds to infections. This means HIV can lead to the failure of the immune system. This virus is transmitted by the contact of wounds, blood, and mucous membranes. Because of this, this virus is considered as a chronic condition especially when it leads to AIDS and requires from specific treatment and other measures to avoid being transmitted to others, this had lead to multiple policies and programs around the world. In the case of the US patients with HIV are part of a Nation HIV/AIDS strategy that guarantees access to treatments for people with this virus and attempts to reduce the transmission of the virus. Including treatments and other medical measures to avoid babies from HIV parents to be infected during pregnancy and labor, which means in the U.S. people with HIV are allowed to have children and the state guarantees this right and the necessary medical measures to avoid a possible transmission. Thus, the right a person with HIV has in the U.S. is the right to be a parent and to receive adequate treatment for this condition.
