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Friday, July 27, 2018 – 6:59 pm
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Participants in the World AIDS Conference expressed concern on Friday about the future at the end of this year's event, while activists said that young people are not getting adequate education on the risk of transmission. Bill Clinton, said the conference's final declaration, calling on health advocates, health professionals and ordinary people to be vigilant against the HIV virus
Clinton, who uses his organization to advocate for the price of AIDS It's important to stay awake "More than 15 million people still live with the HIV virus without treatment."
"We must try more, treat more, spread more prevention strategies, expand what we know at work"
Clinton's speech was interrupted by protesters calling for an end to the criminalization of prostitutes and addicts.
The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) has alarmed young people, especially in southern Africa. UNICEF estimates that from 2017 to 2050, the AIDS virus will spread to about 5 million people from 1 to 19 years old.
About 15,000 experts from over 160 countries gathered in Amsterdam this year to develop and discuss ideas and strategies to combat the AIDS epidemic. The next conference will take place in the cities of San Francisco and Auckland in 2020.
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