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According to the United Nations, 51 countries, territories and areas currently impose some form of travel restriction on people living with HIV/AIDS. Recently, China announced its lifting of its entry ban on foreign carriers of the virus.

David Moser invites two founders of Tsinghua University's Institute for Health Communication to discuss the realities and taboos of the HIV/AIDS in China.

David Moser invites two founders of Tsinghua University's Institute for Health Communication to discuss the realities and taboos of the HIV/AIDS in China.

Now that World Aids day has passed,for many people,attention will turn elsewhere.But for those living with HIV or AIDS,the disease is an everyday fact.And here in China the disease is rapidly spreading - from what were once considered high-risk group - to other sections of the population,especially poorer rural dwellers.BON's Niva Whyman looks at how one rural woman is coping with HIV.

When you talk about AIDS, you can't help talking about other issues like sex and homosexuality.And in China,these issues are often still considered taboo.But today,China AND the rest of the world remember those whose lives are affected by the deadly virus.The first AIDS case in China was reported back in 1985.Back then,the virus was largely transmitted through tainted blood transfusions.But today,sex has overtaken drug abuse as the main cause of HIV infections.BON's Sylvia Gunawan reports.

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