AIDS Crisis in New Jersey: Interview with Commissioner

Plenty of sound check down down. Three to one. Right. OK. Commissioner is the AIDS crisis in New Jersey over. No we don't think the crisis is over the fact that we're are seeing a decrease in the number of new cases a year is definitely encouraging information. But the reason that we're seeing this particular decline is not readily apparent. We think there are two possibilities but there may be a third one since we don't know what causes AIDS. One possibility is that the available pool of people who would be most susceptible to getting the disease may have peaked and therefore that there are fewer susceptible patients out there for it. In order to get the disease and secondly it's possible that. Individuals have changed their lifestyle in such a way as to reduce the likelihood of getting the disease. But we honestly don't know which is which and I may well be a third factor. In my thinking.

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