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World AIDS Day is December 1st: Join the Movement to #makeHIVhistory
World AIDS Day is December 1st: Join the Movement to #makeHIVhistory
World AIDS Day is December 1st: Join the Movement to #makeHIVhistory
ach year 1.8 million people contract HIV. That’s nearly 5,000 new HIV cases every day. Johnson & Johnson is committed to tackling some of the world’s biggest health challenges, including infectious diseases like HIV.
Working with like-minded partners we have made progress in our fight to make HIV history, but there is more work to be done. Join us.
In recognition of World AIDS Day we’ve created a place where you can learn about the innovative work J&J and our partners are doing to stop the spread of HIV.
Together, we can make HIV history.
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