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Miami Herald reporter Christina Veiga reports that Miami Dade College will mark World AIDS Day, Dec. 1, with a blood drive and free HIV testing Thursday at the college’s Homestead campus.
Doesn't sound like the brightest way to mark World AIDS Day: Gay men – the demographic most at risk for contracting HIV -- have been banned from giving blood in the United States since 1985.
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It's a good thing to check out the blood test on the world aids day. specially these gay men population increasing day by day.It's not a good sign for our world.
Posted by: Satyender | May 04, 2013 at 06:18 AM