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Daily Sun
With Nigeria's successful containment of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), which seems to be assuming the status a global pandemic, attention should appropriately be channeled towards replicating similar feats in fighting the scourge of HIV/AIDS to a finish. ...-->
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The Guardian
Last weekend Quarraisha Abdool Karim, one of South Africa's top HIV researchers, became the first woman to receive a US$100,000 (£62,000) prize for developing world scientists. The prize is a welcome recognition for the 54-year-old epidemiologist. 'Positive' author debunks myths common myths about HIV ...»
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The effort to control and treat HIV/AIDS is a constant battle in Alameda County. There, over 5,600 people were living with HIV or AIDS by the end of 2013, according to the most recent data from the HIV Epidemiology and Surveillance Unit at the Alameda ...>
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Penn State News
When Kenya Crawford set out to South Africa over the summer she was prepared to make a difference in the lives of students. She also knew she would learn a great deal from them, but the impact they made on her life is something ...
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Human Rights Campaign (blog)
In the op-ed, John highlights the fight for marriage equality and urges the LGBT community to use the same strategy and force to fight HIV/AIDS. John explains, “We need the same coalition that brought about marriage equality — from gay activists ...>
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ADVOCATES FOR PERSONS WITH HIV/AIDS, HEMOPHILIA, HCV, AND SICKLE CELL
MONITORING THE BLOOD SUPPLY AND PROTECTING PATIENT RIGHTS SINCE 1989
The Committee of Ten Thousand is a grass-roots, peer-led, education, advocacy and support organization. The majority of our constituency is persons with hemophilia who contracted HIV/AIDS from tainted blood products. We work in solidarity with all communities affected by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. COTT advocates for disenfranchised chronic disease communities, especially those communities dependent on a safe national blood supply. We are dedicated to the belief that persons with HIV/AIDS and all chronic diseases can lead productive and healthy lives.
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