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San Francisco Chronicle - Mon Dec 14, 8:24 am ET
Democratic Assemblyman John Pérez emerged as the winner last week after a bruising battle for leadership of the state Assembly, a fight that had no shortage of contestants. But as the state heads into another year of staggering budget deficits and difficult...
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CommonDreams.org - 54 minutes ago
by Shashank Bengali SIRAKANO, Uganda - At age 45, after giving birth to 13 children in her village of thatch roofs and bare feet, Beatrice Adongo made a discovery that startled her: birth control. "I delivered all these children because I didn't know there was another way," said Adongo, who started on a free quarterly contraceptive injection last year. Surrounded by her weary-faced brood, her 21 ...
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Marketwire - 39 minutes ago
LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwire - December 14, 2009) - The board of directors of the Children Affected by AIDS Foundation (CAAF) elected John L. Gile as the new President, effective January 4, 2010. In his new role, Gile will lead the Foundation's work and plans for expansion in grant making and fundraising initiatives. John has more than 24 years of executive level experience in the non-profit ...
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McClatchy Newspapers via Yahoo! News - Sun Dec 13, 12:01 pm ET
SIRAKANO, Uganda — At age 45, after giving birth to 13 children in her village of thatch roofs and bare feet, Beatrice Adongo made a discovery that startled her: birth control.
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redOrbit - Mon Dec 14, 7:08 am ET
Funding and Support for HIV Prevention Research Must Continue NEW YORK, Dec.
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The Advocate - Mon Dec 14, 3:22 pm ET
A council of Thai university presidents denied a request from a transgender advocacy group to allow male students to cross-dress at graduation ceremonies.
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CNET - 12 minutes ago
The HTC Nexus One wins FCC approval with support for North American and T-Mobile's 1700 3G network.
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The Advocate - Mon Dec 14, 2:08 pm ET
A gay-porn actor died in Panama City, Fla., early Saturday morning after being Tasered by police and then choking on a bag of marijuana that he ingested.
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The Huffington Post - Mon Dec 14, 1:29 pm ET
Los Angeles gets a bad rap. It's assailed for being shallow and rarely acknowledged for its good heart. But Los Angeles has a huge heart - at the center of which is pulsating non-stop activism.
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Chatham Courier - Sun Dec 13, 12:58 pm ET
THE CHATHAMS - The second annual toy drive to help children suffering or affected by AIDS has been mounted by Chatham High School’s SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions) group.
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PharmaceuticalOnline - Fri Dec 11, 2:22 am ET
BioWorld Today recently highlighted a new report published by the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America ( PhRMA ) that identifies 97 new drugs and vaccines in development to treat or prevent HIV/AIDS and related conditions.
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PR Newswire via Yahoo! News - Thu Dec 10, 4:04 pm ET
DETROIT, Dec. 10 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- African-American political leaders, union members, ministers and community activists are meeting Monday, December 14th to create and implement a strategy to combat the deadly HIV/AIDS virus in the African-American Community.
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Aberdeen American News - Sat Dec 12, 3:07 pm ET
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) ---- The number of new HIV/AIDS cases has set a record in North Dakota....
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Morning Times - Mon Dec 14, 9:26 am ET
SAYRE — Only in its second year, the Guthrie HIV/AIDS Support Network’s Annual Chili Cook-off really took off this year, drawing several more entries to the contest and many, many more attendees to sample the results.
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CBS4 Miami - Tue Dec 8, 7:25 pm ET
According to public health officials, some 3,500 African-American women in Chicago are living with HIV and AIDS, but of even greater concern is the rate of new infections. CBS station WBBM-TV found some African-American women who are infected are beginning to speak out, to battle the myths and misconceptions that keep so many vulnerable.