"Our health initiative now gives AIDS medicine to over half the poor people in the world who got it, thanks in no small measure to him passing PEPFAR."
"AIDS was revealing exactly what society was about."
"Understanding the role of delta 32 in protecting the body against the AIDS virus has opened up a whole new avenue of research into developing possible preventative cures."
"It's a Sin is about what it meant to be gay during this era, and how AIDS redefined an entire generation of people."
"We're going to end the AIDS epidemic within 10 years."
"HIV is 10 times more treatable than AIDS will ever be."
"It was this unshakable optimism that carried a new and penetrating message about AIDS to a nation in denial."
"Diana famously advocated for AIDS patients in the 1980s."
"Mr. Rock Hudson has acquired immune deficiency syndrome, which was diagnosed over a year ago in the United States, laying out the truth, tearing down all those years that it took to build up the myth of Rock Hudson."
"He pretty much did change the course of history around AIDS. He didn't intentionally do it, but there was no other star that made that kind of impact before. There hasn't been one since, really."
"...the resources that are available, the audiovisual aids to the hearing."
"Treatments are better now, delaying the onset of AIDS. But living with AIDS has been a daily battle."
"I feel like we gotta go talk to Magic Johnson because he's the only other person with the cure for AIDS."
"Of the 3,200 volunteers in the San Francisco-based test, those so mildly affected they had no symptoms of AIDS and given AZT showed resilience fighting the disease."
"90% of natural sleep aids don't work."
"One day perhaps before too long, there won't be any more International AIDS conferences. What a glorious, joyous day that will be."
"Diana made history when she visited an AIDS hospital in London."
"The disease called AIDS, acquired immune deficiency syndrome sounds less than deadly, more like a diet pill."
"If every black man uses a rubber to keep from getting AIDS, what happens? No more babies."
"AIDS is no longer a death sentence."
"It's less virulent than HIV-1, and in fact, most infections don't progress to AIDS."
"It is only by our strong and visible presence showing that we are everywhere that we can force the government and the rest of America to struggle against AIDS."
"Freddie Mercury was the first big star to die of AIDS and that made an impact around the world."
"These help us swim in the water like a fish."
"The biggest cause for the low population density of just 4.6 people per square kilometer is AIDS."
"This Sunday April 16th is the Philadelphia AIDS Walk."
"Encouraging people with the AIDS virus to continue having sexual intercourse using condoms is actually increasing the spread of AIDS because condoms have a 10 to 30 percent failure rate."
"Dr. Fauci, the principal architect of the present emergency plan for AIDS relief (PEPFAR)."
"I chose to have sex, I got AIDS. That's my responsibility and I accept it."
"Angels in America... taught the people affected by AIDS how to heal."
"To remember them, you don't remember those lives in sadness. If you were a young gay man or a middle-aged gay man dying of AIDS in the 1980s, your life wasn't defined by sadness."
"It is important that we all get involved in this we can all do something to change AIDS in our society."
"There's a new AIDS death every half hour. We are forced into this position, quite frankly."
"...he reflected on AIDS and emphasized the importance of learning to be more loving and understanding toward those affected by the disease."
"Ash courageously held a press conference disclosing his battle with AIDS."
"It was not easy to be someone who was a spokesperson for the AIDS epidemic at that time."
"AIDS stands for acquired immunodeficiency syndrome."
"There's more to be done to fight AIDS than to wear this t-shirt, but it's a good start."
"He was super involved in the AIDS movement in the 1980s."
"Life is extended in people with AIDS, just through the better treatment and prevention of opportunistic infections."
"We're going to have a vaccine, we're going to have effective treatments."
"All the news about AIDS is not bad, in part because we have the financial resources in America."
"It's a worldwide epidemic, there are now 148 countries that report cases of AIDS."
"Discrimination against people who are infected should not be allowed."
"AIDS unveils hidden prejudices that exist already in a society."
"Because AIDS is so different, they've had to practice a new art of medicine."
"What we've done for AIDS in Africa is unbelievable."
"It's important to see how we dealt with things like AIDS in the '80s."
"The AIDS quilt has nearly 38,000 panels and each one represents a person who's died from the disease."
"We try to do what we can to fill the voids of people with AIDS who are diagnosed."
"We were a real community then, perhaps more of a community because groups like ACT UP were flying off the handle at the government for not approving AIDS drugs."
"She shook hands with an AIDS patient after which at the time was revolutionary."
"The majority of people with AIDS waste away, and die, between the ages of twenty-five and forty-four, without the benefit of any medical care."
"I think the awareness of AIDS and malaria, for example, are much stronger today than ever before."
"It's almost like there's a functional cure for AIDS."
"Set during a period when AIDS was often fatal, Rent examines the intertwined lives of a group of young, poor artists and musicians, many of them living with the disease."
"Training aids enhance learning because they enable the instructor to create an interesting visual or audio focus for participants."