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November 11, 2009

Health Care Reform and HIV/AIDS


David Ernesto Munar, vice president of policy and communications at the AIDS Foundation of Chicago, discusses the national AIDS strategy, needle exchange and health care reform. 

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Christopher Fernandez, orlando, fl, 2009-11-15 04:00:16
This was very enlightening as far as how the bill passed in congress will directly affect those of us living with the virus. The crazy realization I have come to in regards to this health reform debate is that it is a simple matter of the "haves" vs. the "have not's". Most Americans against health reform are healthy Americans with no reason to hate the current system and those of us who have experienced the evils want change! If I wasn't positive, what side of the fight would I have chosen?

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