Barbara Klein, Selena Simmons, Serena Williams discussed on Weekend Edition Sunday
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Has been discovered behind a bus stop in southern England. They include deliberations about the H M s defenders route in the Black Sea near Crimea last week when the Russian military harassed the navy vessel. Public health officials in the US are highlighting the importance of getting tested for HIV on this national HIV testing day. NPR's Selena Simmons, Duffin reports more than one out of every eight people in the U. S who have HIV. Don't know it. HIV is still an epidemic in the US around 35,000. People are diagnosed with the virus every year. It's not yet clear how the coronavirus pandemic affected the spread of HIV, but one positive impact it had was to increase access to different testing options, says Dr Laura Cheever, who helps run the Federal Ryan White HIV AIDS program. Cheever says. This year's theme for National HIV Testing Day is my test my way, which really emphasizes that there are a lot of different ways and places to get a test rate HIV, including home tests or other preferred locations for self testing, she says. There are tests where you send a sample into a lab and rapid self tests that can be done entirely at home. Selena Simmons, Duffin NPR news Tennis champion Serena Williams says she will not compete at this summer's Olympic Games in Tokyo. She has not offered a reason. She's one of several top players staying away, including Rafael Nadal and Dominic Team. I'm Barbara Klein. NPR news. Support for NPR comes from NPR stations. Other contributors include C three A. I C three AI software enables organizations to use artificial intelligence at enterprise scale solving previously unsolvable problems. C three a. I. This is Enterprise Ai. KCRW sponsors include Marvel Studios, presenting the Falcon and the Winter Soldier. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier is now awards eligible for outstanding drama series Stream. All episodes of the Falcon and the Winter Soldier only on Disney, Plus This is weekend edition from NPR News. I'm Lulu Garcia Navarro. Good morning.