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Guarding China's AIDS sufferers from SARS BBC News The SARS virus sweeping China is raising concerns about the effect the disease could have on communities already weakened by HIV/AIDS. Around 1.5 million people are infected with HIV in a country which, for a long time, officially denied the extent of the disease. Entire villages, particularly in central Henan province, were infected by HIV after a blood donor scandal spread the virus through the community.
—Posted: April 25, 2003
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