The Irish Sister who helped control the HIV epidemic in Brazil

The Irish Sister who helped control the HIV epidemic in Brazil Archbishop João Justino visits AAVE

“HIV remains a major global public health issue, having claimed an estimated 42.3 million lives to date,” reads the World Health Organization’s website. In Brazil, the illness, at the time known as ‘gay plague’, was first diagnosed in men 1982, and in women the next year. By 1993, the number of infected was over 16,500…

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