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HIV/AIDS Are Things Really as Bad as They Seem? Part OneHIV/AIDS is decades old. For so long people now take it for granted. This life changing infection is still a global pandemic. And awareness needs to be notched up to save lives. But life is not over even if diagnosed with HIV. Learn what can be done.
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Notable Celebrities Who Have Struggled with HIV/AIDSFrom Freddie Mercury to Magic Johnson, not all celebrities handle their public struggles with HIV/AIDS the same way. -
HIV / AIDS in AmericaSince the 1980's HIV/AIDS has been running rampant not just across the World, but also in America.
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The Importance of HIV/AIDS AwarenessAIDS education is vital in the stop against the disease. Teen need to be informed before its too late.
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AIDS Prevention: Encourage Safe Sex and Prevent the Spread of HIV/AIDSA look at some positives and negatives that may encourage safe sex prqactices and prvent the spread of HIV/AIDS
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Ways of Combating HIV/AIDSAn estimated 2.8 million persons died from AIDS in 2005 alone, 4.1 million were newly infected with HIV and 38.6 million were living with HIV. HIV/AIDS must be recognized as a serious global development issue with tragic human implications.
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AIDS at 30: First-Person Experiences from HIV/AIDS CaregiversYahoo! Contributor Network writers who have cared for HIV/AIDS patients share their thoughts about the disease, its victims and the continuing struggles against the pandemic.
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Micro-Enterprise Development: Assisting HIV & AIDS Impacted Communities in Developing CountriesThe poverty impact of HIV & AIDS affected developing citizens continues a cycle of heavy burdens. How can micro-enterprise development programs assist those that are weakened by the afflictions of poverty and disease?
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HIV/AIDS - Read Today, So You Can Live TomorrowDescribe how the HIV/AIDS transmitted and short story how its begin.
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Why Did so Many Wealthy Celebrities Die of HIV/AIDS Virus Infections?What's the difference between HIV and AIDS and why did so many very wealthy celebrities and/or authors die from this virus infection? How many died from tainted blood transfusions during surgeries? -
What is the Best Way to Deal with HIV/AIDS?Human Immunodeficiency Virus, commonly known as HIV, is a transmissible retrovirus that infects and destroys the cells of the immune system.
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CDC Issues New Guidelines on HIV/AIDS TestingThe CDC has changed its guidelines on HIV testing in order to bring in more high risk individuals earlier, when treatments are most effective. -
Mathematical Modeling of HIV/AIDS EpidemicA simple mathematical model is utilized in order to predict the spread of the HIV virus over a given amount of time.
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HIV & AIDS: What Are They and How Are They Diagnosed?An informative piece on the basics of HIV and AIDS. The article also explains how HIV and AIDS is diagnosed and the difference between the two diseases.
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"India's Hidden Plague" Illustrates India's Growing HIV/AIDS EpidemicActress Ashley Judd traveled to India to see the issues facing India in dealing with the AIDS epidemic, and plans to share the information she gathered with the world in a new documentary entitled, "India's Hidden Plague".
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Where to Go for Help If You're HIV Positive in Los Angeles or Know Somebody Who IsI used to work for an AIDS organization in LA, a city that has many services available for those with HIV/AIDS. If you need help or know somebody who does, check out these organizations - they can help you. -
HIV AIDS - the Final Calllife is exteremely beautiful butfull of ups and downs. There are somethings which can be avoided but does that mean the rest should be brought to standstill???
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How to Talk to Your Child About HIV/AidsParents must communicate with their children. Families share information and build a strong bond through communication.
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State of the HIV/AIDS Pandemic at 2010 World AIDS DayThough much praise has focused on the 20% reduction in number of new cases of HIV over the last decade, the HIV/AIDS pandemic is a growing problem which world governments are increasingly having trouble coping with. -
Judge Requested to Order HIV/ AIDS Test for Bishop Eddie Long in Certified LetterBishop Eddie Long's abuse case is being heard by Judge Johnny Panos. The Honorable Judge Panos was sent a certified letter requesting that he order HIV/AIDS testing for Long. -
CDC Reports HIV/AIDS Diagnoses Declines Among Blacks Living in FloridaThe CDC released a report at the end of last week describing research that indicates the numbers of new HIV/AIDS cases among blacks living in Florida declined during 1999-2004. However, AIDS remains a leading cause of death for blacks. -
Five Year Study of HIV/AIDS Treatment in Haiti EncouragingReview of New England Journal of Medicine Correspondence Article on Five Year Study of Survival of HIV/AIDS Patients in Haiti with Commentary.
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CDC Refocuses HIV/AIDS Education EffortsThe HIV/AIDS crisis in the United States continues, despite decreased media attention, as well as younger people who may underestimate the risk they face of contracting HIV.
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HIV/AIDS Patients Do Not Improve Clinically with IL-2 Stimulated Increase in CD4 CountsHIV/AIDS patients treated with IL-2, a compound which increased their CD4 counts, did not result in an expected improvement in health for these patients. The reason why is a mystery.
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2010-2011 United States HIV/AIDS Global Health BudgetThough President Obama had flatlined PEPFAR's budget, AIDS activists are concerned that progress in global HIV/AIDS pandemic will be lost as demand for preventive and treatment services skyrockets.
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Sen. Iris Martinez Fights Quinn Plan to Cut HIV/AIDS Pre-School MoneyState Sen. Iris Martinez (D-Chicago) and advocates called on the Illinois General Assembly Monday to reverse budget cuts proposed by Gov. Pat Quinn to eliminate funding for medical care and pre-school for HIV/AIDS-affected kids in Chicago. -
New D.C. HIV/AIDS Program Will Give "test-and-treat" Model of Treatment Real World TestWashington D.C.'s HIV/AIDS epidemic is very worrisome and appears to be getting worse. A new partnership with D.C. health council and the NIH will study the problem and test the "test-and-treat" model of prevention.
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Polymer Gel to Help Protect Against HIV/AIDSThis new gel, once applied to the vaginal area, will solidify into a thin protective layer that when in contact with semen will deliver anit-HIV chemicals. -
Advanced Combination Blood Test Detects HIV / AIDS Infection SoonEarly diagnostic test combination for HIV & AIDS available soon in the USA. Starting sooner antiretroviral treatment & preventive education limits the contagious infection, saving countless number of lives.
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Non-AIDS-Related Cancer Observed at a Higher Rate in Surviving HIV/AIDS PatientsHIV/AIDS patients who are living longer lives are also at increased risk for developing so called non-AIDS-related cancers.
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An HIV AIDS MemoirIn my previous HIV/AIDS articles, I tried to be objective and not discuss my personal life. However, when I refer to myself as an HIV/AIDS activist, there is a personal story behind why I am an activist.
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An HIV / AIDS Vaccine is Now 3 Steps CloserA novel research method was used in the recent discovery of 3 antibodies to HIV. The results showed the antibodies neutralized 90%-91% of all strains of the virus in lab test.
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Many HIV/AIDS Patients in the United States Do Not Take Antiviral MedicationsAccess to HIV/AIDS medications has become a global cause, however, even in the United States many HIV/AIDS patients don't get life-saving medications.
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Seniors Living With HIV / AIDSHow is it that our elderly citizens are now being thrown into the statistics of being a certain group of people living with HIV/AIDS? -
How to Be a Part of the HIV/AIDS CureEveryone has heard of HIV/AIDS, but it remains a tabu topic for many. Use these ideas to honor World AIDS Day (12/1) and spread HIV/AIDS awareness.
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South African Expert Prof. Williams Wants Mass Screening for HIV/AIDSThis article examines the assertion of Professor Williams of South Africa that a mass screening will solve the HIV/AIDS problem. I disagree.
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HIV/AIDS Prevention for Homosexuals and Bisexuals Failing MiserablyOverall, one in five gay or bisexual men in the United States has contracted HIV, and often times they are unaware of their HIV status. -
Universal Access to Antiretroviral Medications for HIV/AIDS No Longer a Global PriorityThough some amazing scientific discoveries have made in the field of HIV prevention recently, many policymakers have shied away from funding universal access to HIV/AIDS treatment for poor countries. -
Is Group Think Dooming Universal HIV/AIDS Treatment for the Poor?This article discusses why there appears to be a conspiracy theory in how the Obama administration and its surrogates address the global HIV/AIDS pandemic. -
President Obama Announces New National HIV/AIDS StrategyA new HIV/AIDS program was unveiled by President Obama, however critics are upset that the federal government is not making up for the holes in state's HIV/AIDS budgets.
