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India minister vows to beat AIDS BBC News India's health minister has said that there will never be an AIDS epidemic in the country. "I will prove all experts wrong. We are taking on the disease from all fronts. We are tackling it very bravely," Minister Sushma Swaraj told the BBC. India's Health Ministry estimates that 4.58 million people — or roughly 0.8% of the adult population — are HIV-positive.
—Posted: November 24, 2003
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