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World AIDS Day at NCBH Features a Message of Hope

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Last week, NYC Health + Hospitals/North Central (formerly HHC North Central Bronx Hospital) unveiled a message of hope on World AIDS Day: Stomp Out AIDS. The declaration was emblazoned on a tarp, along with more messages of hope to eradicate the disease that’s claimed millions of lives since the epidemic was first identified in the early 1980s.

HHC/NORTH CENTRAL hospital workers help spread word on HIV/AIDS during last week's World AIDS Day.  Photo courtesy NYC Health + Hospitals/North Central
HHC/NORTH CENTRAL hospital workers help spread word on HIV/AIDS during last week’s World AIDS Day. Some wear red in honor of the global event.
Photo courtesy NYC Health + Hospitals/North Central

The hospital houses a Special Care Clinic to treat HIV/AIDS sufferers. Community Board 7, which houses North Central, ranks 21 out of 59 community districts in the rate of new HIV diagnoses.

 

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