Observing World AIDS Day by remembering those who have passed.
World AIDS Day in Philadelphia was observed, in part, with a display of the city's AIDS quilt at the Church of St. Luke and The Epiphany in Center City. PW's Joel Mathis visited the church to view the quilt.
More than a few voices caution that in the decade-plus since effective antiretroviral meds have transformed HIV infection from a death sentence into a chronic but manageable infection, too many people have lost their fear of the virus.
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