Word on the Street: What Is the Craziest Myth You've Heard About HIV/AIDS?

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Word on the Street: What Is the Craziest Myth You've Heard About HIV/AIDS?

People living with and working in HIV are also front-line witnesses to the prevalence of HIV myths -- even now, after decades of information and education around HIV. We've asked scores of people from the Latino community to share some of the most colorful, unsettling myths they've heard. Take a look at what they had to say.

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