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HIV/AIDS Outreach Head 'Has a Good Heart'

The Lakeland Ledger - 2 hours 30 minutes ago

Keith Boyd, one of eight siblings, grew up in Winter Haven and at one point lived at the family's funeral home.

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Ministry: No cut in funds to HIV/AIDS-related NGOs
New Straits Times - Sat May 26, 8:03 pm ET
KUALA LUMPUR: The Health Ministry has never reduced or cut the allocation for HIV/AIDS-related non-governmental organisations (NGOs) as alleged by certain quarters.
HEALTH MINISTRY NEVER CUT ALLOCATION FOR HIV/AIDS-RELATED NGOs
Bernama Media via Yahoo! Malaysia News - Sat May 26, 5:02 am ET
KUALA LUMPUR, May 26 (Bernama) -- The Health Ministry has never reduced orcut the allocation for HIV/AIDS-related non-governmental organisations (NGOs) asalleged by certain quarters. Deputy Director-General of Health Datuk Dr Lokman Hakim Sulaiman said whatreally happened was that the ministry had to block the allocation for those NGOswhich failed to submit their annual reports to the Health ...
Chennai wears the Red Ribbon
The Hindu - Sun May 27, 10:52 am ET
Amidst a constant fight against stigma, HIV/AIDS awareness found welcome in Chennai, where the Red Ribbon Express was greeted with enthusiasm. Photos: M. Karunakaran
HIV Prevalence rate In Upper East drops.
Ghanaweb.com - Thu May 24, 8:04 am ET
The HIV/AIDS prevalence rate in the Upper East Region has seen a remarkable drop from 2.4 per cent in 2010 to 1.5 per cent in 2011. Navrongo maintained a consistency rate of 2.2 per cent in 2010 and 2011, whiles the Bawku sentinel site recorded 1.0 per cent and Builsa 0.6 per cent.
D.C. Black Pride Highlights HIV/AIDS in African American Community
DCist - Sat May 26, 2:58 pm ET
D.C.'s LGBT community is also celebrating Black Pride this Memorial Day weekend. [ more › ]
2011 marks highest increase in HIV cases
WN Philippines - Fri May 25, 12:18 pm ET
CONTINUED awareness and safe sex practices remain the only defenses against the spread of the still incurable Human Immunodeficiency Virus-Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (HIV-Aids). Hundreds of participants from various sectors joined Baguio City’s version of the International Aids Candlelight Memorial Friday offering prayers to millions of people all over the world who died from HIV-Aids ...
Provocative play features man on 'down low'
St. Louis Post-Dispatch - Fri May 25, 4:14 pm ET
AIDS, HIV, “brothers on the down low,” homosexuality vs. bisexuality, marriage and addiction all come clashing together in tragic ways, as only they could, in the play “Insidious.”
Starting HIV treatment with a CD4 cell count below 350 associated with a key marker of cardiovascular risk
Aidsmap - Fri May 25, 4:59 am ET
All our news, features and news selected from other sources. Our weekly round-up of HIV news. Find out more about our conference news coverage. What is HIV? And what is AIDS? Find answers to some common questions in this section.
Youth & Education Briefs: May 27, 2012
The St. Augustine Record - Sun May 27, 3:21 pm ET
College news Courtney Boyd of St. Johns left May 15 to spend five weeks at Harding University in Zambia with the University's Speech-Language Pathology graduate program (HIZ-PATH).Boyd will be working with young children who have lost their parents to AIDS/HIV or have parents with a terminal illness unable to care for them. She will have the opportunity to lend her skills to the 1 to 3-year-olds ...
‘Hemingway & Gellhorn’ on HBO: Swept away
Washington Post - Sun May 27, 7:40 pm ET
HBO’s “Hemingway & Gellhorn,” airing Monday night, is quite the slab of literary ham. Intending to recreate the torrid romance between two of the 20th century’s most talented writers, this fanciful but slapdash movie instead portrays a couple who engaged in a decade or so of grudge sex, using civil wars and populist uprisings as their preferred marital aids. Read full article >>
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Easy Reader - Fri May 25, 12:54 pm ET
HIV/AIDS is no longer a death sentence. Just ask Dr. Eric Daar. “I’ve been treating HIV/AIDS patients since very early in the epidemic, when we spent most of our time just helping people die comfortably, until now, a period when we’re giving people hope.
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Malaysian Digest - Sat May 26, 12:13 pm ET
KUALA LUMPUR: The Health Ministry has never reduced or cut the allocation for HIV/AIDS-related non-governmental organizations (NGOs) as alleged by certain quarters.
Groups try to protect 'maritime icons' as Ottawa gets out of lighthouse business
Associated Press via Yahoo! News - Sun May 27, 2:07 pm ET
HALIFAX - For 35 years, Judy Dauphinee has looked out her window and onto one of the country's most recognizable maritime icons.
Nobel laureate joins anti-vaccination crowd at Autism One
Forbes - Sun May 27, 2:35 pm ET
The AutismOne conference gets a Nobel laureate to spout psuedoscience and help promote anti-vaccine nonsense. Jenny McCarthy and Andrew Wakefield speak too.
Opposition takes early lead in Lesotho polls
AFP via Yahoo! News - Sun May 27, 1:27 pm ET
Lesotho looked set for its first coalition government after closely fought general elections this weekend, with partial returns Sunday showing that no party would likely win a majority.