Los hispanoamericanos y el SIDA: Eliminando el estigma

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con JudeAnne Heath de LULAC

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La comunidad hispana en Estados Unidos se ve impactada por el VIH de una manera desproporcionada, ya que representan el 26% de las nuevas diagnosis en 2016.

JudeAnne Heath de LULAC comparte cómo las barreras a la prevención, como la pobreza, el idioma y la educación, se pueden superar?

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