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AIDS
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AIDS

Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. Persons who are HIV-positive, or who have AIDS, are protected from discrimination by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and other federal and state legislation. This extends to decisions to buy, rent, or sell. Further, in many states it is considered a violation of privacy to reveal that a former tenant or owner was HIV-positive or suffered from AIDS.



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By law, one-third of the money the federal government spends on AIDS prevention in 15 countries must go to groups that stress the need to remain abstinent until marriage.
2006) Preparing teachers as prevention agents: An online learning course, In Humanizing Pedagogy through HIV and AIDS Prevention.
Representatives of African civil society groups attending the 16th International AIDS Conference, held in Toronto in October 2006, warned that the conference theme 'Time To Deliver' may turn out to be an empty slogan, unless specific African targets set for universal access to HIV and Aids prevention and treatment by 2010 are met.
 
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