The Announcement: Magic Johnson and HIV

The documentary 'Announcement' focuses on the era of Magic Johnson's lifetime and explains the feelings of people living with HIV at that time (2012). When all these broke out in the 1980s, the United States fell into a "plague" panic on AIDS. It allowed people to think about their "free behavior" sexuality and social interaction. As AIDS is still very active both in the world and the United States today, even in seven years today, in 2014 I encourage people to speak openly with potential sexual partners.

On November 7, professional basketball player Alvin (Magic) Johnson announced that he had withdrawn from the campaign because he was infected with AIDS and plans to promote this virus to young people. This announcement will help eliminate the stereotypes of HIV as a "gay" disease that is still prevalent in the United States and elsewhere. 52 In June 1995, the FDA approved the first protease inhibitor. New era of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART)) When incorporated into clinical practice, HAART instantaneously reduces AIDS-related mortality and hospitalization rate from 60% to 80%.

On November 7, 1991, basketball legendary Magic Johnson held a press conference announcing that he was retiring from Los Angeles Lakers, causing AIDS. Since then, he stated that he will focus on helping to maintain health, helping people, especially young people, understand the importance of performing safe sex. "I think it will not happen to you," he said, "It only happens to other people." But "If it can happen to Magic Johnson it can happen to anyone "Many people do not understand the difference between HIV and AIDS, and I believe that any party is a kind of death penalty. When Johnson fans and friends heard the news, many people were convinced that he would die in a year or two. They were shocked and broken hearted. They did what they wanted to lament: for example, New York-Nicks directed Pat Riley delayed the opening of the team's opening so that he could read the Lord's prayers to the crowd.

Legend of basketball Magic Johnson announced that he shocked the world when he detected HIV positive. Johnson has taken various medicines to treat the virus, but so far the former Lakers was able to prevent the onset of AIDS. Other HIV-infected players include Olympian athletes Greg Louganis, tennis star Arthur Ash, and football player Jerry Smith.