How to pronounce “aids”(noun) in English

aids, you can sense their love and their devotion to the man, but also their uncertainty about what he really has in

AIDS in our community so I do a little bit of everything since those little

aids to shift the conversation Beyond these dichotomies to asking about the social context of

AIDS so you know I think there is a political explanation which is that what

And AIDS was a fascinating metaphysical, just as cancer is a fascinating representation of where consciousness has gone off, so is a suppressed immune system.

HIV/AIDS actually could be down on the list for many.

Hearing aids, pacemakers, other prostheses: computers we put in our body.

HIV AIDS and other thing I'm doing this because I said this is what I can get

Sleep aids and medications, I put them at the bottom.

the aids of any pins or fasteners that could potentially puncture the suit if they were left in this massive assemblage.

and AIDS is not only in Pakistan but India, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, is a preventable

Rite Aids.

When AIDS was happening, you know you're a young woman, and so you were very young then if you were even born.

about AIDS and if we do a movie about AIDS we'd like it to be about homophobia because we think that's rough up with

mechanical aids to aid her people yes but nothing I mean if she wanted to get a message from here from Lisbon where

HIV/AIDS does not kill a patient, what it does is it weakens the immune system until a very weak disease that normally would be pushed off easily becomes potentially life

As the AIDS epidemic has devastated much of the male population, it leaves these families, right?

And I do the AIDS walk every year.

family with the AIDS virus but to also cancer survivors and people that were lost.

And I do the AIDS Walk every year.

That's when the AIDS crisis was really full throttle.

for the HIV/AIDS crisis.

Lots of AIDS service organizations came out of ACT UP.

It's that the AIDS crisis is over.

HIV and AIDS.

powerful technological aids, and specifically in the case of the internet, do you think Colombia will be ready to innovate with

After learning about HIV AIDS from a meal, Jean came home and told her mother about how drugs would keep her alive.

dying from AIDS then we can no longer call ourselves people.

his his guys his AIDs that if I wanted to write a biography of Ronald

you smell band aids, if you smell asphalt, you smell asphalt and I'm not necessarily saying these are bad things in beer; but have your, make sure your mind is open to these

head with poverty with aids with the need for clean water with the need for greater schools for

HIV and AIDS in our community because we make up over 50% of all the cases African-Americans and Latinos so it's

um HIV AIDS birth control even if we succeed that the women they

dying from AIDS.

was at its peak AIDS was unfortunately at its peak crack was unfortunately at its peak and the city was a bit of a

the spread of HIV/AIDS and reach 600 million young people in more than 60 countries with life-saving messages, products, services and care.

about HIV and AIDS.

charity and aids aid related um projects and really learned from that that she

dead scared of AIDS I went to Guantanamo Bay Cuba before was in its current Incarnation and we were putting HIV

it's an HIV AIDS prevention uh Network in the Midwest and we ended up raising

Africa at an aids hospital there were 848 women being treated for HIV and the

paper said of AIDS the woman who taught me how to play poker died on her 90th

When doctors started treating AIDS patients with it the guy who started doing this was a guy named Walter Jekot.

I mean AIDS, cancer, things that people are legitimately scared of, pedophilia, molestation, rape, and if you can sort of shine a light and make light of it a little bit then you

created in the '80s to sell HIV-AIDS medication.

Hope I don't get AIDS.

That's what happened with AIDS activism.

I'm not taking any sleep aids.

was because the gays had brought AIDS into America.