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Study of the Day: Women's Use of Condoms Dwindles in College
New research shows that undergraduates who binge drink or have lower grades are more likely to engage in unsafe sex freshman year.
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New research shows that undergraduates who binge drink or have lower grades are more likely to engage in unsafe sex freshman year.
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Research shows women over 50 are concerned about STDs but feel uneasy discussing safe sex practices with their primary physicians.
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New research suggests that oral HIV self-tests can serve as an effective preliminary method of diagnosis, much like home pregnancy tests.
Lawrence Hill Books
After seeing patients with AIDS as an infectious disease specialist, Dr. Robert Ball Jr. went from conservative to white southern progressive.
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The journal Science hails the trial that showed HIV drugs reduce the risk of transmission by 96 percent as the "breakthrough of the year."
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New research shows that liquor consumption affects a person's intention to have unprotected sex, one of the leading causes of HIV infection
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Community-based service organizations are saving the healthcare system billions of dollars, but they're still about to lose their funding
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An activist recounts how ACT UP demonstrators used a mastery of media and medicine to push their careful agenda. Occupiers, take note.
Gran Fury
Douglas Crimp had been an art critic for over a decade. But in the summer of 1987, a lethal disease was on the rise and he got swept up.
Keith Haring
Historian Joan Saab discusses how clever activists used masterpieces by artists like Michelangelo and Andy Warhol for advocacy
Reuters
Religious institutions can help fight against the disease, and some already are
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There are millions of people around the world living with HIV/AIDS, but only a fraction -- those that can afford it -- have proper treatment
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It's a tale of culture, geography, economics, colonial legacies, scientific advances, and now the idea that we have to prevent cases and treat patients one at a time
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Through the collective efforts of donors, the U.S. government, and U.N. agencies, we're close to beating an epidemic that has claimed millions
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For 30 years now, AIDS service organizations have played the role of advisor, caregiver, and friend, but they need to consolidate -- or die
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