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Traditionally, Dec. 1 is the World AIDS Day and this year it has the 30th anniversary. Although it's an old topic and you surely heard a lot about AIDS from parents and school teachers, there are some facts any student should know. Here’s what the Typical Student team is going to tell you about.
The University of Iowa
So, on the 30th anniversary of World AIDS Day, which is Dec. 1, Iowa students are taking part in IC Red Week activities. It is made to grab people’s attention to the AIDS problem. “So many people don’t know it’s still an issue,” says Chelsea Higgins, an executive director of IC Red. “We’re trying to raise awareness and reduce stigma and make talking about it less taboo.”
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