Biden released an official statement on his Instagram page while joining the communities around the world to mark the World AIDS day.
How does he wish to achieve that? Biden stated that his and Kamala Harris administration will collaborate with activist, nurses, health experts and other public health officials to make U.S. an AIDS free state.
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Posting a picture of his official statement, Biden wrote on Instagram:
“This World AIDS Day, Jill and I join with communities around the globe to remember those we’ve lost. Because of the hard work of advocates, activists, and frontline workers, an AIDS-free generation is within reach — and my administration will work tirelessly to make it a reality”
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Eradicating the virus from United States wouldn’t be a walk in the park. According to HIV.gov over 1.2 million people in the U.S. are living with HIV today. About 14 percent of them (1 in 7) don’t know it and need testing.
