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AIDS advert by the Ministry of Health, Zimbabwe.

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Lettering: AIDS: Time to act. HIV/AIDS: Time to care and support the infected and affected persons. HIV/AIDS: don't agonise organise. Includes flag of Zimbabwe bottom right. Map includes photographs with captions including 'People with AIDS need care and support ...' Bears logo: Primary Health Care. A Healthy Nation. Ministry of Health, Zimbabwe.
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Title: AIDS advert by the Ministry of Health, Zimbabwe.
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Lettering: AIDS: Time to act.
HIV/AIDS: Time to care and support the infected and affected persons.
HIV/AIDS: don't agonise organise.
Includes flag of Zimbabwe bottom right.
Map includes photographs with captions including 'People with AIDS need care and support .
' Bears logo: Primary Health Care.
A Healthy Nation.
Ministry of Health, Zimbabwe.

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