UN: HIV Infections Down Sharply

American Voices • Opinion • ISSUE 48•48 • Nov 26, 2012

According to the United Nations, there were 700,000 fewer new cases of HIV last year than in 2001, with 25 low- and middle-income countries reporting 50- to 73-percent reductions in new infections. What do you think?

“Glad to see that worked itself out.”
Gillian Cuzzort –
Lumber Checker
“Sounds like my upcoming trip to Zambia just got a little more freewheeling!”
Alan Bonar –
Export Clerk
“My ribbon worked!”
Peter Gentle –
Lye Treater

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