Foust: the need for greater HIV/AIDS funding

In 1988, World AIDS Day was established to raise awareness for HIV and AIDS. Now more than two decades later, 1.1 million people in the U.S. are living with HIV/AIDS.

Evelyn Foust, the director of the NC Communicable Disease Branch, joins Chris Fitzsimon in the studio this week to discuss need for more prevention dollars to be spent in the South.

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