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Science's best minds are still stumped by the many complexities of HIV. But here's one of the epidemic's no-brainers: Public health can't face it with the pennies we give it.
America's HIV Prevention Budget Proves We Don't Care Enough to Stop the Epidemic -
Results are due soon from several recent clinical trials in which once-a-day anti-retroviral pills were used as a shield against infection. But even if the method works, can it do more harm than good?
PrEP Anti-retroviral Medication: A Pill a Day to Keep HIV Away? -
The virus strain appears to come from gorillas but researchers said the woman has likely been infected by another human...
New HIV Strain Discovered in Cameroonian Woman -
Needle-exchange programs are efficient, cost-effective means for HIV/AIDS prevention. Will a controversial, 21-year-old ban stand in the way?
Lifting the ban on federal funding for needle exchange programs. -
Chris Rock's wife Malaak spearheaded "Journey for Change" which took thirty children to Soweto to help those in need...
Brooklyn Kids Lend a Hand in South Africa -
A Morehouse student shooter to receive diploma while victim gets only bullets, Heterosexual activity the leading cause of HIV/AIDS among Black women, When our Obama adoration goes awry...
Morehouse Student Shooter to Get Degree, Victim Gets Nothing -
We clearly now have two epidemics in this country: one white, one black. To pick a white gay man seems terribly 1996.
Obama’s Not-So-Bold AIDS Czar Pick -
We must remember that the plight of victims of HIV/AIDS is part of a larger story of poverty and racism that extends to women and children.
More Than an Infection -
In the moments before receiving HIV-test results, the question of "what if" takes over our minds as we imagine the possibility of being HIV-positive. But suffering through few moments of fear and anxiety is nothing compared to endangering the lives of others.
Confronting the Epidemic -
