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Bolivia Law Fights HIV-AIDS


Bolivia Law Fights HIV-AIDS
Bolivia National Congress approved a law that establishes prevention of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV-AIDS), explained a governmental source.

According to the Health Minister Nila Heredia the rule provides rights and duties of people suffering the disease and the population in general.

Heredia emphasized the law's purpose is to establish policies and carry out programs for the prevention and comprehensive attention of HIV-AIDS.

It also defines the State competition and responsibilities besides inter-institutional and inter-sectorial mechanisms to achieve the implementation of programs of attention to the population, added the official.

The new law allow promoting education and adequate information to prevent the disease and avoid discrimination.
 



 

 

 

 
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