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Note[0] = "Globally, the number of people living with HIV continues to grow-from 35 million in 2001 to 38 million in 2003.";
Note[1] = "In 2003, AIDS killed approximately 3 million people.";
Note[2] = "Over 20 million have died since the first cases of AIDS were reported in 1981.";
Note[3] = "Combination therapy-the use of two or three HIV drugs to combat the disease costs about $12,000 in the US.";
Note[4] = "In Uganda, one in twenty people are infected with HIV.";
Note[5] = "In Uganda, Anti-Retroviral Drugs cost a tenth of the US price.";
Note[6] = "Roche's HIV inhibiting drug costs $20, 570 (18,980 euros)-a price which is twice that of the nearest alternative.";
Note[7] = "90% of those infected with AIDS live in developing in countries.";
Note[8] = "In Botswana, 36% of adults are infected with AIDS.";
Note[9] = "Generic drug producers in Africa, manufacture antiretroviral drugs for a cost of $350 annually- nearly $8500 less than that of US drugs.";
Note[10] = "Over 25% of the African population earns less than $1000 annually, and nearly 50% earn less than $2500.";
Note[11] = "President Bush has pledged to contribute $15 million dollars to combat AIDS globally.";
Note[12] = "UNAIDS, through support, hopes to prevent 7 million new infections in the coming year.";
Note[13] = "The US spends almost $15, 000, 000, 000  annually to fight AIDS domestically.";
Note[14] = "By gender, 70% of US AIDS infections are among men.";
Note[15] = "Over 54% of US AIDS infections occur among the African America ethnicity.";
Note[16] = "Oral Sex bears a 5.2% chance of acquiring HIV.";
Note[17] = "70 million men, women and children may die of AIDS in the next 20 years.";
Note[18] = "25 million children will be orphans by 2010 due to AIDS.";
Note[19] = "In 1984, Scientists proved that HIV causes AIDS.";
Note[20] = "Generally, AIDS is classified as having a T-Cell count of less than 200.";
Note[21] = "In the developing world, nearly 1.2 billion people live under the international poverty line, earning less than $1 per day.";
Note[22] = "Nearly 5 billion people live in the developing world.";
Note[23] = "AIDS and HIV infections take over 8500 lives daily.";
Note[24] = "AIDS is the leading cause of death among African American women.";
Note[25] = "AIDS is the FOURTH leading cause of death worldwide.";
Note[26] = "Every 30 minutes, 87 people will die of AIDS.";
Note[27] = "One in three people do not know they are infected with AIDS.";
Note[28] = "Oral Sex bears a 5.2% chance of acquiring HIV.";
Note[29] = "In developing countries, over 1600 new born children are infected with HIV through breastfeeding.";
Note[30] = "In 1982, the first U.S. Congressional HIV/AIDS hearings were held.";
Note[31] = "In 1983, the AIDS Candlelight Memorial was held for the first time.";
Note[32] = "In 1984, HIV, the virus, was isolated by Luc Montagnier of the Pasteur Institute and Robert Gallo of the National Cancer Institute, later named the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV).";
Note[33] = "By 1985, at least one HIV/AIDS case had been reported from each region.";
Note[34] = "The first International AIDS Conference was held in Atlanta in 1985, hosted by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and the World Health Organization (WHO).";
Note[35] = "In 1986, President Reagan first mentioned the word AIDS in public.";
Note[36] = "Half of the 15-year-olds living in South Africa and Zimbabwe today will eventually die of AIDS.";
Note[37] = "In 1986, U.S. Surgeon General Koop issues Surgeon Generals Report on AIDS, calling for education and condom use.";
Note[38] = "In 1986, Ricky Ray, a nine-year-old hemophiliac with HIV, is barred from Florida school and his family's home is burned by arsonists in the following year.";
Note[39] = "In 1986, 2nd International AIDS Conference was held in Paris, France.";
Note[40] = "In 1987, First antiretroviral drug - Zidovudine or AZT (a nucleoside analog) was approved by U.S. FDA.";
Note[41] = "In 1987, U.S. FDA sanctions first human testing of candidate vaccine against HIV.";
Note[42] = "In 1987, President Reagan makes his first public speech about AIDS; establishes Presidential Commission on HIV (Watkins Commission).";
Note[43] = "In 1987, U.S. adds HIV as a dangerous contagious disease to its immigration exclusion list; mandates testing of all applicants.";
Note[44] = "In 1988, World AIDS Day was first declared by World Health Organization (WHO) on December 1.";
Note[45] = "In 1990, the first National Conference on Women and AIDS was held in Boston.";
Note[46] = "In 1990, the U.S. FDA approves the use of AZT for pediatric AIDS.";
Note[47] = "In 1991, NBA legend Magic Johnson announces that he is HIV-positive and retires from basketball.";
Note[48] = "In 1992, tennis star Arthur Ashe announces that he has AIDS.";
Note[49] = "The 8th International AIDS conference (1992) would have been held in Boston, but was moved to Amsterdam because of a U.S. Immigration ban.";
Note[50] = "In 1993, President Clinton established the White House Office of National AIDS Policy (ONAP).";
Note[51] = "Elizabeth Glaser, co-founder of the Pediatric AIDS Foundation, died of AIDS in 1994.";
Note[52] = "AIDS became the leading cause of death for all Americans ages 25 to 44 and remains so through 1995.";

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