HIV/AIDS has been a global epidemic for more than 27 years. Most of today's youth have never know a world without it. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently published national HIV
incidence (new infections) than showed much higher numbers than previous estimates. The time is now to prevent the spread of this pandemic- through awareness, care, prevention, education and research.
Lisa,
ReplyDeleteyes this terrible deciese, has surely been neclated because of very good medicine, but you are right,--it is time to be more seriously about AIDS again.
Hugs, Dorthe
I too posted about this...
ReplyDeletegreat to read that someone else has too.
best wishes
Ribbon :)
I could kick myself for not posting something on this yesterday. Kudos to you, Lisa for your post! Hugs, Diane
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ReplyDeleteI've just seen the magic Lisa S has been weaving with your book. My god but she's a rare find, that one - all these hidden talents!!!
PPS. Hats off to you for highlighting this cause; it's such a devastating disease and it's killing and has killed just too many innocents.
i wish i knew about this before the 1st as i too would have posted about it. what a great lady you are, ms. lisa!
ReplyDeleteand if i didn't tell you before (though i'm sure i did), i lovelovelove the new look of your gorgeous blog!
xxo
A terrible pandemic-- spread through ignorance and intolerance-- and a worthy cause to go try and prevent further spread of-- education is always best.
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