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Is There Still an AIDS Crisis in the U.S.? It Depends on Who You Are
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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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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Even after thirty years, HIV/AIDS remains out of control, still very much a crisis, and ACT UP's Larry Kramer, who chooses all of his words carefully, wants to start calling it a plague again
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Presentation, price, marketing, and service -- it all leads to an expectation of quality. The actual experience of tasting the wine is less important.
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Truthfulness is the foundation of a doctor's relationship with his patients, but veracity can conflict with a host of other obligations
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The diet of most of the world's inhabitants, the rice principle says the grain is filling, but also allows you to savor whatever is placed on top
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When she set out to write "The Brisket Book," Stevie Pierson found that just about everyone -- chefs and non-chefs alike -- has his or her own recipe. And they all think theirs is the best.
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Not long after meeting man in a cocktail bar in San Francisco, Torre DeRoche, a city girl with a fear of water, agreed to an exhilarating trip
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Fields-Meyer fondly recalls a small moment 12 years ago when his now-15-year-old son Ezra first started to carve his own path
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