PSA deals in Filipino Sign Language what happens after rapid HIV test
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Teaching Deaf Mindanawons about community-based HIV screening
Select members of the Deaf community in Mindanao were trained not only on the basics of HIV, but also on community-based HIV screening.
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Cebu’s Deaf community taught community-based HIV screening
Select members of the Deaf community from the Province of Cebu were trained on the basics of HIV, and on community-based HIV screening in an effort to “inform them that this issue is just as important to them, and that – given the chance – they can help become the solutions to deal with this.”
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PSA on getting tested for HIV released in Filipino Sign Language
Eyeing to demystify particularly rapid HIV testing/screening to “help simplify the HIV discussion for the Deaf community in the Philippines,” a public service announcement (PSA) was released on the getting tested for HIV in the Philippines.
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