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Mumbai: With December 1st being observed as World AIDS Day, it becomes imperative to gauge the status of the nation with regards to this global epidemic. As a country of the youth, India is now prone to the growing HIV epidemic which majority of the people suffering from HIV lying in the age group of 17-25 years.
Maharashtra Association of Resident doctors ( MARD) has come up with a unique way of creating AIDS awareness across the state. An association of resident doctors, MARD has started a state wide campaign for the first week of December, to inform and spread awareness, particularly among the younger generation about the disease. Called " DON'T LET THEM FADE, PROVIDE AID FOR AIDS", the campaign shall see participation from resident doctors across the state, for spreading information and dispelling myths about the disease.
Maharashtra Association of Resident doctors ( MARD) has come up with a unique way of creating AIDS awareness across the state. An association of resident doctors, MARD has started a state wide campaign for the first week of December, to inform and spread awareness, particularly among the younger generation about the disease. Called " DON'T LET THEM FADE, PROVIDE AID FOR AIDS", the campaign shall see participation from resident doctors across the state, for spreading information and dispelling myths about the disease.
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