Fighting HIV/AIDS: Zero Degrees of Separation

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Medical Students: Making a change

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And by way of inspiration:

At least year’s International AIDS Conference, several medical students went to raise awareness on the need for additional funding for health care workers in Africa. Students spray-painted messages on white coats, and raised them up during the keynote speakers. As Clinton was later quoted saying, “Those people with the white coats really got my attention – we need to do something about health care workers.”

Medical students protesting at the Int'l AIDS Conference in 2006

For more about this protest: http://www.thebody.com/content/art16180.html

June 2, 2007 - Posted by archofatlas | activism | | No Comments Yet

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