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United Press International - November 30, 2007
Hu spent time with patients and staff, Xinhua, the official government news agency reported.
One woman whose husband is HIV positive showed Hu a picture of their new son and told him both she and the baby test negative for the virus.
"Your life's not easy but your family are very happy," Hu told her.
The 20th World AIDS Day is set for Saturday.
Hu discussed the disease and treatment with medical staff.
"Doctors are the main force in combating HIV/AIDS, and it also needs concerted efforts from the whole of society," he said.
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