New AITA statemant
Posted: Sat Apr 14, 2012 3:55 pm
More good news from AITA,
AITA (the UK?s Adult Industry Trade Association) is delighted to confirm that the UK adult performer that initially tested positive for HIV, has taken a second test with a negative result for HIV. With an all clear result, the initial result is said to be due to a clinical error. AITA are in discussions with the clinic involved to improve the systems that are currently in place.
AITA would like to state that at no time was it believed that the potential threat of HIV had originated directly within the UK porn industry. UK adult performers, as standard procedure are tested on a frequent and regular basis for all sexually transmitted diseases to ensure any potential outbreak is dealt with quickly and effectively.
Due to these recent events, AITA are in the process of creating a sexual health sub-committee within the industry and establishing protocol going forward.
As AITA have demonstrated, the UK adult industry itself is quick to move into lockdown for the protection of its performers. In light of this false alarm and the negative HIV result, the suspension of production has now been lifted.
AITA would like to thank the UK adult industry for their rapid response and continual support. We would also like to take this opportunity to offer our sympathies to anyone else that may have also been affected by inaccurate results.
For further press information, please contact Nina Saini on nina@aita.co.uk. In addition, news updates will be posted on the AITA website www.aita.co.uk . For any industry members looking to join AITA to help make the association a stronger and better funded body that can best represent the needs of the industry, please direct membership enquiries to admin@aita.co.uk
Please note that AITA are representing the said adult performer and any inquiries should be directed to AITA.
AITA (the UK?s Adult Industry Trade Association) is delighted to confirm that the UK adult performer that initially tested positive for HIV, has taken a second test with a negative result for HIV. With an all clear result, the initial result is said to be due to a clinical error. AITA are in discussions with the clinic involved to improve the systems that are currently in place.
AITA would like to state that at no time was it believed that the potential threat of HIV had originated directly within the UK porn industry. UK adult performers, as standard procedure are tested on a frequent and regular basis for all sexually transmitted diseases to ensure any potential outbreak is dealt with quickly and effectively.
Due to these recent events, AITA are in the process of creating a sexual health sub-committee within the industry and establishing protocol going forward.
As AITA have demonstrated, the UK adult industry itself is quick to move into lockdown for the protection of its performers. In light of this false alarm and the negative HIV result, the suspension of production has now been lifted.
AITA would like to thank the UK adult industry for their rapid response and continual support. We would also like to take this opportunity to offer our sympathies to anyone else that may have also been affected by inaccurate results.
For further press information, please contact Nina Saini on nina@aita.co.uk. In addition, news updates will be posted on the AITA website www.aita.co.uk . For any industry members looking to join AITA to help make the association a stronger and better funded body that can best represent the needs of the industry, please direct membership enquiries to admin@aita.co.uk
Please note that AITA are representing the said adult performer and any inquiries should be directed to AITA.