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The first medication to treat HIV/AIDS — AZT —wasn't approved until the late 1980s. Within just several years, patients were taking around 20 pills a day, morning and night. Today, some HIV-positive patients can live a normal, healthy life with just ... »
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ADVOCATES FOR PERSONS WITH HIV/AIDS, HEMOPHILIA, HCV, AND SICKLE CELL
MONITORING THE BLOOD SUPPLY AND PROTECTING PATIENT RIGHTS SINCE 1989
The Committee of Ten Thousand is a grass-roots, peer-led, education, advocacy and support organization. The majority of our constituency is persons with hemophilia who contracted HIV/AIDS from tainted blood products. We work in solidarity with all communities affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. COTT advocates for disenfranchised chronic disease communities, especially those communities dependent on a safe national blood supply. We are dedicated to the belief that persons with HIV/AIDS and all chronic diseases can lead productive and healthy lives.
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