More importantly, Barnett explores why catch wrestling's relative lack of popularity hinders its ability to grow, how that can be fixed, what's right and wrong with jiu-jitsu and what grappling can become when the rules of competition are changed and the styles mixed together.
Q: How long can people infected with HIV expect to live? In the early days of the epidemic, the answer would have been simple--and hard to take. After becoming infected with HIV, people could expect to get AIDS within about 10 years, and then live only 1 to 2 years more. But things have changed dramatically since then.
Some gay men with HIV can now expect to live as long as the average American, though non-white patients still lag far behind. A 20-year-old man with HIV who begins antiretroviral therapy today had better start saving for his golden years. Although HIV infection was once considered a certain death sentence, research published today shows that the average person infected with HIV in North America can expect to live to the age of 63. Gay men with HIV can expect to live even longer, to an average age of 77, according to the findings published in PLOS One. In 2009, the average life expectancy for a 20-year-old American man in the general population was exactly the sameâ77, the study reported.