AIDS toll on Delaware County children rises with mothers' drug use
Delaware County confronts a growing HIV AIDS threat among infants and children. State figures show 74 pediatric AIDS cases in Pennsylvania since 1981, with HIV infections among youngsters likely higher. Health officials warn of spiraling numbers as births from drug addicts rise and mother to child transmission remains a risk. Sandra Cornelius calls for rapid life planning for HIV positive children and questions about their future housing and care.
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Delaware County
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American Association For World Health
United States
Delaware County Children and Youth Services
Sandra Cornelius
Department of Human Resources
Cornelius
Educators back AIDS curriculum in Delaware County
Educators back AIDS curriculum amid debate on youth impact and family involvement. Dr. Rekha Yagnik of ChesPenn Health Services notes high HIV positivity among high risk youths, up to 30 percent in her patients, reflecting broader social and economic factors.
Upland Woman Reunites With Granddaughter After Years apart
Upland resident Bernice Golson tracked down her granddaughter Aiesha Golson after nearly two years apart when she learned the mother had been found in Delaware in the summer of 1989. The reunion centered on care and affection, with Golson stressing the importance of bonding and safety.
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Aiesha
Golson
Upland
Delaware
de Gotees Potstele
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