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每年的12月1日是世界艾滋病日,世界各地的人们佩带红丝带以象征对艾滋病防治问题的关注。而对于很多中国女性来说,关注艾滋病不仅仅是那一天的事情。2003年,中国实施了艾滋病“四免一关怀”政策,即自愿免费血液初筛检测,对农民和城镇经济困难人群中的艾滋病患者实行免费抗病毒治疗,对艾滋病患者遗孤实行免费就学,对孕妇实施免费艾滋病咨询、筛查和抗病毒药物治疗和将生活困难的艾滋病患者及其家庭纳入政府救助范围。此后,中国在艾滋病防治工作中取得了很大进步。本刊记者采访了四位战斗在艾滋病防治一线的中国女性,和她们分享工作中的经历与感受。
December 1 of each year is World AIDS Day. People around the world wear red ribbons to symbolize the concern about AIDS prevention and control. And for many Chinese women, focusing on AIDS is more than just a matter of that day. In 2003, China implemented the AIDS / “Four Frees and One Care” policy, that is, the voluntary free blood screening test, the free anti-virus treatment of AIDS patients among peasants and urban economically disadvantaged groups, the free orphans education of orphans with AIDS, The implementation of free AIDS counseling, screening and antiretroviral therapy for pregnant women and the inclusion of AIDS patients and their families living in difficult conditions in government assistance. Since then, China has made great strides in AIDS prevention and control work. The reporter interviewed four Chinese women fighting the AIDS prevention and control line, and share their experiences and feelings in the work.