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Cut for life -- hairstylists and barbers against AIDS

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5/23/18

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Cut for life -- hairstylists and barbers against AIDS

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (U.S.) ; Business Responds to AIDS. ; Cut for Life : Hairstylists and Babers Against AIDS. ; National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention (U.S.). Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention. ;

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Toolkit for hairstylists and barbers with information about HIV and AIDS, how to encourage dialogue about HIV and AIDS with clients, and links to resources with more information.

Cut for Life, a Business Responds to AIDS initiative, engages hair care professionals across the country in sharing HIV prevention messages and resources with their clients.

Hair care professionals have always been a reliable fixture in communities. As a trusted and respected professional, you create relationships of trust with your clients. That's why you can play such a pivotal role in HIV awareness and prevention. Your clients may be more likely to listen to what you say about important topics, like HIV.

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