According to a report in the United States, Dr. Gao Yaojie, known as the first person to prevent HIV/AIDS among the people, died in New York on December 10, local time, at the age of 95. Dr. Gao Yaojie is a retired professor of Henan University of Traditional Chinese Medicine and a first-class oncologist. Since 1997, she has been working on HIV/AIDS prevention and relief at her own expense, and since 2000, she has focused on AIDS orphans.
Dr. Gao Yaojie is known as the first person in the prevention of HIV/AIDS among the people because she has devoted herself to the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS despite her age and physical condition, and has done her best to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS and help AIDS patients. She bought AIDS drugs at her own expense to help patients obtain **, and also carried out large-scale AIDS publicity and education activities to raise people's awareness of prevention.
As a leading oncologist, Dr. Gao Yaojie is well aware of the impact of AIDS on women. She is particularly concerned about AIDS orphans, and since 2000 she has focused on helping these children. Thanks to her efforts, AIDS orphans have received better education and medical care, and received more attention and help from people. Her dedication has been recognized and praised by the general public.
In 2003, Dr. Gao Yaojie was named one of the Top 10 People of the Year in China for her outstanding contributions, in recognition of her outstanding contributions to the prevention and treatment of HIV/AIDS. The award speech reads: "She dispelled people's prejudices and fears with her profound knowledge and rational thinking, and she warmed the helpless and cold of the weak with her mother's love and selfless enthusiasm." She did her best to promote the arduous project of human prevention and treatment of AIDS, and she turned all the energy in her life into a ray of sunshine, hoping to shine into the hearts of AIDS patients and illuminate their future. ”
The passing away of Dr. Gao Yaojie is undoubtedly a great loss to the cause of HIV/AIDS prevention among the people. Her actions have demonstrated the importance of personal power, and her story has inspired more people to join the fight against HIV/AIDS. Her passing is a reminder to us that we should cherish life and contribute to the prevention of the spread of AIDS and the help of patients within our own means.
AIDS is a serious infectious disease that causes great physical and mental damage to patients. Dr. Ko has been committed to reducing the spread of HIV/AIDS and bringing hope and warmth to patients. Thanks to her efforts, HIV/AIDS has gained more attention and understanding, and at the same time, more people have become aware of the threat of AIDS to our society.
We are deeply saddened by the passing of Dr. Ko Yaojie, but her noble deeds and spirit will always live in our hearts. Let us cherish her memory, follow her example, continue to work hard, and work together to contribute to the prevention and development of HIV/AIDS, and bring hope and warmth to those orphans of AIDS. Let us miss Dr. Ko Yiu Kit, who will always be remembered in our hearts.