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Sunday, October 29, 2006

BCNG Portals Page

BCNG Portals Page
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HIV/AIDS epidemic in Jamaica, Queens! | Progressive U

HIV/AIDS epidemic in Jamaica, Queens! | Progressive U
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Friday, October 20, 2006

Funding Secured for HIV-AIDS Vaccine Trials

Funding Secured for HIV-AIDS Vaccine Trials: "Curocom Co. said that it will invest at least $15 million to further development of the vaccine at the University of Western Ontario. "
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ABC News: Aids Spreads in China "Like Africa"

ABC News: Aids Spreads in China "Like Africa": "By Tan Ee Lyn — Interview
BEIJING (Reuters) - AIDS in China has spread beyond high risk groups such as injecting drug users, prostitutes and homosexuals and the country is becoming 'like Africa' in how the virus is transmitted, a senior health official says. "
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(PRODUCT) RED Combats HIV/AIDS by Funneling Portions of Sales to the Global Fund

(PRODUCT) RED Combats HIV/AIDS by Funneling Portions of Sales to the Global Fund: "October 19, 2006
(PRODUCT) RED Combats HIV/AIDS by Funneling Portions of Sales to the Global Fund
by Bill Baue
Gap Inc commits half of profits from its RED-branded product line to the Global Fund, exemplifying this new business model for generating sustainable funds for addressing the AIDS pandemic. "
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Wednesday, October 18, 2006

Media & Society | HIV/AIDS Advocate Jeff Getty Dies at Age 49 - Kaisernetwork.org

Media & Society | HIV/AIDS Advocate Jeff Getty Dies at Age 49 - Kaisernetwork.org
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Global Challenges | HIV/AIDS Education Classes for Commercial Sex Workers in Harbin, China, Cause Controversy - Kaisernetwork.org

Global Challenges | HIV/AIDS Education Classes for Commercial Sex Workers in Harbin, China, Cause Controversy - Kaisernetwork.org
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New York Daily News - Boroughs - York town hall highlights AIDS issues

New York Daily News - Boroughs - York town hall highlights AIDS issues
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Sunday, October 15, 2006

The Technology Chronicles : This red iPod fights HIV/AIDS

The Technology Chronicles : This red iPod fights HIV/AIDS: "This red iPod fights HIV/AIDS
Apple and Bono introduced the red iPod nano Friday, with 5 percent ($10) of the $199 cost going to the Global Fund for programs for women and children affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa.
The iPod nano RED is part of a project by U2's Bono and producer Bobby Shriver to fight HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis and Mlaria . Other red products include a red Motorola RAZR and SLVR and red GAP T-shirt.
Rumors about a red iPod have been circulating since early this year (with one suggesting that it would be launched for Valentine's Day). But it appears Apple was waiting until it launched its new aluminum iPod nanos last month.
Apple said it will also offer a $25 iTunes RED gift card next month."
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Recent Releases | Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Highlights Recently Released Journal Articles - Kaisernetwork.org

Recent Releases | Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Highlights Recently Released Journal Articles - Kaisernetwork.org
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globeandmail.com: Ambrilia signs HIV-AIDS drug deal with Merck

globeandmail.com: Ambrilia signs HIV-AIDS drug deal with Merck: "Drug developer Inc. is in line to receive up to $232-million (U.S.) in a licensing deal for its HIV-AIDS drug from Merck & Co.
Under the accord for its early-stage flagship PPL-100 drug, Montreal-based Ambrilia will receive an upfront payment of $17-million and up to $215-million in additional payments if the drug completes clinical testing, regulatory review and approval, and sales."
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Latino AIDS Awareness Day is Oct. 15 > UTSA Today > University of Texas at San Antonio

Latino AIDS Awareness Day is Oct. 15 > UTSA Today > University of Texas at San Antonio: "(Oct. 12, 2006)--The National HIV/AIDS Partnership (NHAP) will sponsor National Latino Aids Awareness Day on Oct. 15.
National Latino Aids Awareness Day was established four years ago to draw attention to the critical role HIV testing and prevention education plays in stemming the spread of AIDS. Latinos continue to be disproportionately affected by HIV, comprising more than 20 percent of HIV/AIDS cases nationwide."
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Debacle Threatens AIDS Housing

Debacle Threatens AIDS Housing: "Advocates cry foul over sudden rent spikes city, state could see
BY PAUL SCHINDLER
Elected officials and advocates for people living with HIV or AIDS gathered Tuesday in Midtown to skewer the Pataki administration over an adjustment in the way rent is calculated for PWAs in the city who live in government-subsidized housing so that their monthly payment will no longer be limited to 30 percent of their income, but could well exceed 50 percent."
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Wednesday, October 11, 2006

Philadelphia Inquirer | 10/09/2006 | Healthy points well taken

Philadelphia Inquirer | 10/09/2006 | Healthy points well taken
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PM - US scientist speaks about AIDS prevention

PM - US scientist speaks about AIDS prevention
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Officials Challenge AIDS Funding Ruling - Forbes.com

Officials Challenge AIDS Funding Ruling - Forbes.com: "The Bush administration sought Tuesday to overturn a court decision that lets nonprofit AIDS groups apply for federal funding without signing a pledge opposing prostitution and sex trafficking.

At least one of the groups, DKT International Inc., has refused to sign the pledge because it helps distribute condoms to prostitutes and other sex workers in Vietnam"
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Monday, October 09, 2006

nbc4.com - NBC4 Connected - 20th Annual AIDS Walk Attracts 1000s

nbc4.com - NBC4 Connected - 20th Annual AIDS Walk Attracts 1000s: "The cold and rain wasn't enough to deter 1000s of people from partaking in the 20th Annual AIDS Walk Saturday morning."
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Saturday, October 07, 2006

Spero News | Churches cannot remain silent about HIV/AIDS

Spero News | Churches cannot remain silent about HIV/AIDS: "Churches cannot remain silent about HIV/AIDS
The disease does not care about race, class, color, culture, religion, creed, ethnicity or gender. AIDS is an equal-opportunity menace, affecting rich and poor, the well educated and successful "
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Spero News | Churches cannot remain silent about HIV/AIDS

Spero News | Churches cannot remain silent about HIV/AIDS: "Churches cannot remain silent about HIV/AIDS
The disease does not care about race, class, color, culture, religion, creed, ethnicity or gender. AIDS is an equal-opportunity menace, affecting rich and poor, the well educated and successful "
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Courier-Life Publications - Bklyn Fights Shift In AIDS Funding As Disease Takes Devastating Toll

Courier-Life Publications - Bklyn Fights Shift In AIDS Funding As Disease Takes Devastating Toll: "As controversy lingers over the reauthorization of the Ryan White Care Act, Brooklynites still suffer from agonizing HIV/AIDS rates. "
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ebar.com | AIDS main killer of men in SF

ebar.com | AIDS main killer of men in SF: "It has been eight years since the Bay Area Reporter 's now-historic front-page headline 'No Obits' and news story detailing that for the first time since the AIDS epidemic began the paper had no death notices in its August 13, 1998 issue."
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Opinion | Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Editorials on CDC Routine HIV Testing Recommendations - Kaisernetwork.org

Opinion | Kaiser Daily HIV/AIDS Report Summarizes Editorials on CDC Routine HIV Testing Recommendations - Kaisernetwork.org
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Recent Releases | New Report Tracks Trends in AIDS Drug Assistance Programs - Kaisernetwork.org

Recent Releases | New Report Tracks Trends in AIDS Drug Assistance Programs - Kaisernetwork.org
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Thursday, October 05, 2006

Adults on Welfare With H.I.V. or AIDS Hit With Rent Increase - New York Times

Adults on Welfare With H.I.V. or AIDS Hit With Rent Increase - New York Times
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AIDS Quilt Display

AIDS Quilt Display
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Wednesday, October 04, 2006

News & Politics

News & Politics
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Tuesday, October 03, 2006

HIV Ads Embrace, and Stun, Audience - Los Angeles Times

HIV Ads Embrace, and Stun, Audience - Los Angeles Times: "HIV Ads Embrace, and Stun, Audience
By Sharon Bernstein, Times Staff Writer
September 30, 2006


For 20 years, gay men have vigorously fought the contention that HIV is a disease of homosexuals.

But now, one of Southern California's most influential gay institutions has embarked on a controversial ad campaign with this stark declaration: 'HIV is a gay disease.'"
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Monday, October 02, 2006

AIDS Cases Slightly Down | theledger.com

AIDS Cases Slightly Down | theledger.com
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Sunday, October 01, 2006

AIDS bill meets major resistance from Sen. Clinton / Boxer, Feinstein drop objections after assured of funding

AIDS bill meets major resistance from Sen. Clinton / Boxer, Feinstein drop objections after assured of funding
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