IBM Working to Make HIV Disappear From Bangkok

IBM announced today it is collaborating with the Thai Red Cross AIDS Research Center (TRCARC) to strengthen HIV prevention efforts to make Bangkok the world's first city to achieve "Zero New HIV Infections" by 2015, according to an IBM press release.

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IBM Working to Make HIV Disappear From Bangkok

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