Ending AIDS in New York

The Brian Lehrer Show | Dec 1, 2014

The End AIDS NY 2020 campaign kicks off this World AIDS Day at the Apollo Theater.  Jay Varma, NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene deputy commissioner for disease control, Joseph Lunievicz, deputy executive director for programs at ACRIA, and Pat Shelton, peer educator at Settlement Health in East Harlem,  talk about the coalition's work and what NYC faces in trying to eradicate HIV.

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