LONDON - Within the next 25 years, AIDS is set to join heart disease and stroke as the top three causes of death worldwide, according to a study published online Monday.

When global mortality projections were last calculated a decade ago, researchers had assumed the number of AIDS cases would be declining. Instead, it’s on the rise.

Currently ranked fourth behind heart disease, stroke, and respiratory infections, AIDS is set to become No. 3, say researchers in a new report in the Public Library of Science’s Medicine journal. It accounts for about 2.8 million deaths every year, but could near 120 million by 2030.


damn then ya'll wonder why u should wear a condom!
how you like ta practically get aids from practically whoever u fuck?
2030 seems far away but shit im 17 now i'll be 41 in 2030
so shit its sumthin we still gotta worry bout freal

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