AIDS conference warned that gay men shouldn't be ignored in worldwide and US fight against HIV
Qnews Aug 04 08Source: Chicago Tribune , SABC News , Bloomberg , AFP , China Daily As thousands of HIV/AIDS researchers, health-care providers, and activists gathered for a major conference, the US Centers for Disease Control released new findings that indicate the AIDS epidemic in the U.S. is far worse than previously reported. About 56,300 people in the US are now thought to be infected with HIV annually -- a startling 40 percent jump from the government's previous estimate of 40,000. The findings were released as over 30,000 delegates joined world leaders in Mexico City at the 17th International AIDS Conference. Full story...
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