How Does HIV Affect Women—Now and in the Future?
How Does HIV Affect Women—Now and in the Future?
- It was terrifying and shocking. With few drugs to treat the virus, it was a death sentence for many. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 673,538 people in the United States died from AIDS between 1981, when the epidemic started, and 2013, the most recent year when data was available.
- It was terrifying and shocking. With few drugs to treat the virus, it was a death sentence for many. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 673,538 people in the United States died from AIDS between 1981, when the epidemic started, and 2013, the most recent year when data was available.