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The phrase "aids campaign" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a campaign aimed at raising awareness or providing support related to AIDS (Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome).
Example: "The organization launched a new aids campaign to educate the public about prevention and treatment options."
Alternatives: "HIV awareness campaign" or "AIDS awareness initiative".
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Our "Unite for Children, Unite Against AIDS Campaign" is dedicated to reversing the HIV and AIDS epidemic by 2015.
T-shirts and jackets were decorated with AIDS campaign buttons.
The theme for the 2004 World AIDS Campaign was "Women, Girls, HIV, and AIDS".
In 1986, a generation was scared witless by the "don't die of ignorance" Aids campaign.
In 1987, when glamour ruled, Elizabeth Taylor, in Cannes to announce her AIDS campaign, was notoriously late.
"Many pharmacies refuse to stock the morning-after pill even though it is now legal and Chile's most recent Aids campaign failed to even mention the word 'condom'".
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"I decided that it was an anti-Aids campaign... that they had, excuse me, pinned on contraceptives, only folding them in a strange way," he said.
"I feel the HIV/AIDS campaign is a great cause to work for, as AIDS is such a big problem worldwide," said Mr. White.
But by then it had launched an anti-AIDS campaign.
This, to put it simply, was the essence of the successful anti-AIDS campaign in Uganda, under President Yoweri Museveni.
The imams discourage easy access to condoms for fear of promoting promiscuity.Despite the anti-AIDS campaign, ignorance remains profound.
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