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WATCH: Janet Jackson's World AIDS Day Message
The entertainer again urges people to get tested and continue to search for a cure.
December 01 2012 4:10 PM EST
February 05 2015 9:27 PM EST
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Janet Jackson reminds viewers that the fight against AIDS isn't over and encourages people to get tested for HIV and if positive, seek out treatment. The musician, a longtime ambassador for The American Foundation for AIDS Research, has also cowritten an op-ed along with the organization's founding chair Mathilde Krim for CNN. In the essay, the two write, "We need to realize that AIDS will remain with us as long as we keep our guard down. The dialogue we start this week needs to take place every day, not just World AIDS Day. Talk to your kids about the importance of safe sex and abstinence. Talk to your partners about the importance of monogamy." For more information go to amfAR.org. Watch Jackson's PSA below.