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AIDS meeting urges Asian nations to protect children
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AFP - East Asia and Pacific nations must protect young people from HIV/AIDS or face an epidemic that will kill nearly 20,000 children a year in less than a decade.
Act now to stop HIV/AIDS in children, UN says
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Reuters - The United Nations called on governments on Friday to take immediate steps to better protect children from HIV/AIDS and ensure better treatment for those infected.
Kids with HIV often have behavioral problems
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Reuters - Behavioral problems and lower than average scores on tests measuring development and intellectual capacity are common in HIV-infected children, according to a report in the journal Pediatrics.
AIDS Said Orphaned 1.5M Asia-Pacific Kids
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AP - AIDS has orphaned an estimated 1.5 million children in the Asia-Pacific region, but they are often overlooked in the mix of other issues surrounding a disease that has historically focused on adults, officials told a regional conference Wednesday.
WHO: African Nations Fail to Address TB
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AP - Many African countries are failing to make adequate investments to control the spread of tuberculosis in an area where the problem is made worse by the prevalence of HIV, the World Health Organization said Wednesday.
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Early Diagnosis Of AIDS In Children Linked To Impaired Cognitive Development
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Julie Farby - AHN Staff Writer New York, New York (AHN)—Investigators with the Women and Infants Transmission Study Group report that early diagnosis of an AIDS-defining illness in children, who acquired HIV infection from their mothers, is associated with impaired cognitive development....
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Early AIDS in children impairs cognition
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Reuters - Early diagnosis of an AIDS-defining illness in children who acquired HIV infection from their mothers is associated with impaired cognitive development, investigators with the Women and Infants Transmission Study Group report in the medical journal Pediatrics.
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Natural Agent May Help To Fight Against HIV
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Danielle George - AHN Staff Reporter Columbus, Ohio (AHN) - Scientists have discovered a natural factor to help fight the battle against HIV. The report featured in a BBC study, notes two proteins that normally help repair cellular DNA were found also to destroy DNA made by HIV after it...
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Charity: More Care Needed For Children Affected By Aids
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Hector Duarte Jr. - AHN Staff Reporter Washington D.C. (AHN) – A new UK charity report states millions of children whose mothers are living with HIV/Aids do not receive enough long-term care and support. Save the Children has found up to nine million children lost their mothers to...
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Student Hysterical After HIV 'Joke' From Blood Service Group
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Danielle George - AHN Staff Reporter Pretoria, South Africa (AHN) - In a crass and tragic slip of judgment, an employee of South Africa's blood service tells a student that she is HIV positive in order to see how she would react. The 19-year old student was hysterical, "I was utterly shocked...
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Drug-related HIV rates 'soaring'
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The number of HIV-positive drugs users who inject has reached its highest level for more than a decade.
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Czech Republic Registers Record Number Of New HIV Cases
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Julie Farby - AHN Staff Writer Prague, Czech Republic (AHN) —The director of an AIDS support center in the Czech Republic reveals that the Slavic country registered a record number of 90 new cases of people infected with the HIV virus in 2005. Miroslav Hlavaty, the director of the...
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Czech Republic Registers Record Number Of New HIV Cases
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Julie Farby - AHN Staff Writer Prague, Czech Republic (AHN) —The director of an AIDS support center in the Czech Republic reveals that the Slavic country registered a record number of 90 new cases of people infected with the HIV virus in 2005. Miroslav Hlavaty, the director of the...
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Church is 'sorry' for Aids stigma
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Kenya's Anglican Church issues a public apology for previously shunning those with HIV/Aids.
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Advocates Contend AIDS Drug Should Be Accessible
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Andrea Moore - AHN Staff Reporter Lagos, Nigeria (AHN) - A humanitarian group is urging U.S. drugmaker Abbot Laboratories Inc. to make a new HIV drug accessible in developing countries, especially Africa. The relief organization, Medecins Sans Frontieres, says a new formulation of Abbot's...
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Advocates Contend AIDS Drug Should Be Accessible
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Andrea Moore - AHN Staff Reporter Lagos, Nigeria (AHN) - A humanitarian group is urging U.S. drugmaker Abbot Laboratories Inc. to make a new HIV drug accessible in developing countries, especially Africa. The relief organization, Medecins Sans Frontieres, says a new formulation of Abbot's...
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Relief group seeks access to new HIV drug in Africa
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Reuters - A humanitarian group urged U.S. drugmaker Abbot Laboratories Inc. on Wednesday to make a new HIV drug accessible in developing countries, especially Africa.
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Use AIDS tests not astrology, Indian HIV activist tells would-be couples
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AFP - A social outcast five years ago, Jahnabi Goswami -- who is HIV positive -- is now campaigning to persuade Indian couples planning to wed to dump traditional horoscope-matching in favour of AIDS tests.
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Police Chief Accused Of Denying Gay Man CPR
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Hector Duarte Jr. - All Headline News Staff Reporter Charleston, WV (AHN) – A small-town police chief is accused in a federal lawsuit Thursday of stopping a would-be rescuer from performing CPR on a gay heart attack victim because he assumed he was HIV positive and posed a health risk....
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Suit: W.Va. Police Chief Denied Gay Man CPR
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AP - A small-town police chief was accused in a federal lawsuit Thursday of stopping a would-be rescuer from performing CPR on a gay heart attack victim because he assumed the ailing man had HIV and posed a health risk.
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HIV/AIDS Infection Rates In Tijuana, Mexico Increasing At "Alarming" Pace
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Julie Farby - All Headline News Staff Writer Tijuana, Mexico (AHN)—A study by researchers at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) School of Medicine indicates that the rate of HIV/AIDS infection in Tijuana, Mexico is increasing faster than previously estimated. According to...
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Startling HIV/AIDS Infection Rates In Mexico
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Ayinde O. Chase - All Headline News Staff Writer San Diego, CA (AHN) - A study by researchers at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) indicates the rate of HIV/AIDS infection in Tijuana, Mexico is increasing, and much higher than had previously been estimated. According to...
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Startling HIV/AIDS Infection Rates In Merxico
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Ayinde O. Chase - All Headline News Staff Writer San Diego, CA (AHN) - A study by researchers at the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) indicates the rate of HIV/AIDS infection in Tijuana, Mexico is increasing, and much higher than had previously been estimated. According to...
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Africa struggles to spend AIDS billions
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Reuters - With billions of dollars pouring in to fight Africa's HIV/AIDS epidemic, Tanzanian AIDS counselor Gandencia Bazil has a simple request.
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'DNA target' to block HIV found
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Scientists have discovered how a molecule controls HIV's ability to highjack the genetic machinery of human cells.
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