This morning we left early to visit a very unique community for people living with HIV/AIDS. While there we learned about the challenges that people living in Thailand with HIV face and what some of the resources are made available to them. Amongst many other things seen, you could see large groups of children being led around. We learned that children are educated about HIV/AIDS, it’s transmission, and ways to prevent it starting from a very young age. It was a very humbling visit this morning.
Western New England College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience
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