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Q: Why is there so little public awareness about AIDs in China?

It's a huge issue, and there are a LOT more people suffering from it in China than anyone really knows, so why doesn't the government, the schools, parents, etc. talk about it more? Why is it so hush hush here?

14 years 27 weeks ago in  Health & Safety - China

 
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To keep appearance.  If it's not talked about, then the average person forgets about it.  So in their minds it doesn't exist then.  So which looks better for the government?  To spend money and resources admitting there is an AIDs problem that they are trying to educate the people, or pretend it doesn't exist leading the masses to think that China is one of the special countries that doesn't have that problem.

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Might be the gay factor they do not think straight people can get it like the u.s used to

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9 United States 1,200,000 2009 est. 10 Russia 980,000 2009 est. 11 Zambia 980,000 2009 est. 12 Malawi 920,000 2009 est. 13 China 740,000 2009 est.

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Just like any problem that exists in China, they do not want people to know about it.
Remember SARS?
They don't educate people about any form of STD let alone AIDS.
The government cares more about harmony or the appearence of harmony than human lives which is very sad.

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you get sars from eating Mountain cat common sense man common sense

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Mountain Cat ? I thought it came from RICH chocolate.........

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