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      SVE
      Meee
      ce
      melted)
     
    
   
   
    
     
      year
      philosophy
      student
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      (NC)
      —
      “Most
      Canadians
      think
      AIDS
      is
      someone
     
     
      else's
      problem.
      They
      are
      sadly
      mistaken.
     
    

    
     
      HIV/AIDS
      continues
      to
      exact
      an
      enormous
     
     
      toll
      on
      our
      society.
      The
      total
      cost
      to
      date
      for
     
     
      the
      care
      and
      treatment
      of
      people
      living
      with
     
     
      HIV/AIDS
      amounts
      to
      some
      36
      billion
      dollars.
     
     
      Most
      devastating
      is
      the
      loss
      in
      terms
      of
      human
     
     
      life.
      More
      than
      15,500
      AIDS
      cases
      have
      been
     
     
      reported
      in
      Canada
      and
      an
      estimated
      42,000
     
     
      Canadians
      are
      living
      with
      HIV.
      Between
     
     
      11,000
      and
      17,000
      Canadians
      do
      not
      know
     
     
      they
      are
      HIV-positive.
      Each
      year
      as
      many
      as
     
     
      5,000
      Canadians
      -
      primarily
      heterosexual
     
     
      women,
      Aboriginal
      people,
      injection
      drug
     
     
      users
      and
      youth
      (particularly
      young
      gay
      men)
     
     
      —
      may
      be
      contracting
      HIV
      each
      year,
      without
     
     
      realizing
      they're
      at
      risk.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      The
      Faces
      of
      HIV/AIDS
     
    
   
   
    
     
      This
      preventable
      virus
      that
      we
      have
      known
     
     
      about
      for
      over
      a
      decade
      is
      spreading.
      Each
      year
     
     
      an
      increasing
      number
      of
      women,
      gay
      and
      straight
     
     
      youth,
      Aboriginal
      people,
      and
      injection
      drug
     
     
      users
      are
      becoming
      infected.
      The
      rising
      rate
      of
     
     
      infection
      means
      there
      is
      an
      increased
      need
      for
     
     
      care
      and
      support
      for
      people
      living
      with
      HIV.
     
    

    
     
      One
      way
      or
      another,
      we're
      all
      affected
      by
     
     
      AIDS.
      I
      urge
      everyone
      to
      play
      safe,
      to
      learn
     
     
      more
      about
      HIV
      prevention,
      and
      to
      help
     
     
      reduce
      the
      spread
      of
      this
      devastating
      disease.”
     
    

    
     
      -
      Jann
      Arden
     
     
      The
      Canadian
      AIDS
      Society's
      1998/1999
      National
     
     
      AIDS
      Awareness
      Campaign,
      “The
      Faces
      of
      HIV/AIDS™
     
     
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      bem
      kanched
      Canadean
      anger
     
     
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      Jam
      Anders
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      spokesperson
      for
      the
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      consecutive
      year