At this CECC Roundtable, award-winning HIV/AIDS activist Dr. Gao Yaojie will give a first-hand account of her work in HIV/AIDS education, prevention, and treatment in Henan province and throughout China. Have conditions improved for people living with HIV/AIDS in rural China since the 1990s blood scandal in Henan province? What role are the central and local governments playing in HIV/AIDS education, prevention, and treatment? What challenges do public health activists continue to face today?

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See Section II—Public Health in the Commission's 2009 Annual Report for more information on HIV/AIDS in China.

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A complete transcript of this CECC Roundtable is available on-line in PDF and TEXT.