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1-800-AIDS-TTY : 1-800-243-7889
  • Published Date:

    1990

  • Language:
    English
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1-800-AIDS-TTY : 1-800-243-7889
Details:
  • Corporate Authors:
    National AIDS Hotine.
  • Description:
    How can you prevent AIDS? Where can you get help about AIDS? How is AIDS spread? For answeres about these and other AIDS questions the National AIDS Hotine TTY/TTD service for deaf and hearing-impaired people. You can call the hotline from anywhere in the U.S. The call is free and the answers are private Predominantly purple poster with multicolor lettering. Visual image is a series of six signs and/or letters in American Sign Language, some of which spell out "AIDS." Title and note below. Publisher information at bottom of poster. NLM image ID: A031673
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    Poster
  • Collection(s):
    David J. Sencer CDC Museum
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