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Bay Area observes World AIDS Day

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Since the AIDS epidemic was first recognized 41 years ago, 675,000 Americans have died. 72 San Franciscans died in 2020 from HIV-related causes, 2019 saw 70 deaths, 2018 saw 73 and 2017 saw 83. The event will honor Cleve Jones, who founded the AIDS Quilt in the 1980s. Jones, 68, will be receiving a lifetime of commitment award.

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Times of India

Aids Day Observed

The Mysuru branch of Family Planning Association (FPA, India) observed World AIDS Day-2022 at its branch premises on Thursday. A rally to spread awareness on HIV/AIDS and a street play marked the day.

1 year ago·India

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The Hindu

World AIDS Day observed in Madurai

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KIFI

SIPH observes World AIDS Day

POCATELLO, Idaho (KIFI) - World Aids Day is on Dec. 1, 2022, and Southeastern Idaho Public Health is joining with organizations around the world to take action towards ending the AIDS epidemic by offering free rapid HIV and syphilis testing for at-risk people for the entire month of December in each of our 8 county offices. The HIV/AIDS epidemic has taken the lives of over 40 million people since it began years ago. In 2020, 30,635 people receiv…

1 year ago·Idaho Falls, United States

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Dawn

World AIDS Day

AS countries mark World AIDS Day on Dec 1, a timely report from Unicef has renewed concerns about the severe...

1 year ago·Pakistan

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WVTM

World AIDS Day on December 1

State health officials say HIV is not curable, but it is preventable.

1 year ago·Birmingham, United States

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El Debate

December 1: World AIDS Day

To stop AIDS, we must renounce ideological prejudices and economic interests. For this reason, in the face of the increase in infections and in the face of...

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