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Pubic Opinion on the HIV/AIDS Epidemic in the United States : HIV/AIDS as the Most Urgent Health Problem Facing the Nation by Race
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HIV/AIDS as the Most Urgent Health Problem Facing the Nation by Race

Among African Americans, HIV/AIDS ranks first as the nation’s most urgent health problem, and the share naming HIV/AIDS in this open-ended question is greater among African Americans than among whites or Latinos. Nearly four in ten African Americans (39%) say that HIV/AIDS is the most urgent health problem facing the nation, compared with just under a quarter of Latinos (23%), and about one in eight whites (13%).

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