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© International Rescue Committee / Peter Biro06/17/2008International AIDS prevention programs can learn a lot from local efforts in Thailand, where activists reach out to patients with home based care, spiritual guidance, and opportunities for community involvement, writes AIDS activist Masiba Biriwasha.Related Issues:Related Places:
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