Here’s what BBC World radio had to say to its global audience,

"Most people might have made a donation to a charity or something or perhaps even gone and done some volunteering but what you're doing is totally remarkable."

BBC Radio Interview. Nov. 30, 2001, World AIDS Day interview with host Richard Evans in London and Dr. John in Boston.

It is naïve for thinking adults to assume that HIV poses no threat to their teens and college age children. Young people make adult decisions about love and sex and they need to hear the true facts, not specious pablum that research shows actually increases the likelihood of contracting STDs and HIV. In this case, ignorance is not bliss. With your donation, more young people will be saved.