Why was AIDS/HIV never considered a “public health emergency”?
“Why was AIDS/HIV never considered a “public health emergency”?”
That’s an interesting question. Because in addition to training employees on HIPAA, I trained on “Bodily Fluids and Bloodborne Pathogens” (HIV related). It seems that one subject would have “leaked” into the other, but it never did that I can recall.
Why was AIDS/HIV never considered a “public health emergency”?
It was/is and “surveillance”/tracking was implemented:
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/guidelines/reporting.html
https://www.cdc.gov/hiv/statistics/surveillance/index.html
You usually don’t need to use a condom while in WalMart, Coostco or Trader Joe’s. ;-)
Why was AIDS/HIV never considered a “public health emergency”?
Because it was not a dangerous public health disease unless your were gay.
Fauccie knew that and lied that it was going to destroy the world population.