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Teens and AIDS: Opportunities for Prevention

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By September 1988, almost 1,500 children younger than 20 had been diagnosed with AIDS. Half of them are now dead. To prevent infection, high-risk behavior must be stopped.
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Children's Defense Fund (U.S.)Johnson, Kay
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Langston Hughes Library (Children's Defense Fund Haley Farm)

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Digital Library of Tennessee

Keywords

  1. Aids (Disease) In Children
  2. Children
  3. Health And Hygiene
  4. Teenagers

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