17 July 2004: "People in Burma have little incentive to test their HIV status, said Jamie Uhrig, a former employee of the World Health Organization (WHO) in that country. A young man from Rangoon agreed that many people in Burma don?t want to have the HIV test because it is expensive and even if they discover they are infected it is difficult to get treatment. He said most people even don?t know that what ARV drugs are. So, if they know they are infected, they would become depressed as there is a lot discrimination against people who are HIV positive..."