A Grim Prognosis

HIV infection is soaring in the Latino population. Can El Futuro slow it down?

Comments (0) By Laura Bond Thursday, Nov 18 2004
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Chris Medina directs El Futuro, a community center.
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Chris Medina directs El Futuro, a community center.

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"I've told some of my friends to come to El Futuro to get tested, but I think they didn't want to find out," he says. "But even if they came here and they did turn up positive, then right away they would have support. Right away they'd be surrounded by this community of people who could help them.

"I tell them, 'Don't wait until you're dying and it's too late,'" he continues. "I say, 'Look at my case. I'm not selling anything to you. I just don't want you to go through the same thing that I went through. Listen to me.'"

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