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In a move that could lead to a new milestone in the worldwide AIDS epidemic, an advisory panel to the Food and Drug Administration has for the first time backed a drug to prevent HIV infection in healthy people.
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New York -
"Keith Haring: 1978-1982" runs at the Brooklyn Museum through July 6th. It is the first large-scale exhibition of the artist's early work.
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Athens -
Areas of Athens that are overflowing with illegal immigrants are leading to a health bomb ready to explode, according to Greek ministers. Previously eradicated communicable diseases are increasing dramatically, including leprosy, syphilis and cholera.
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Amherst -
A three-day symposium, "Celebrating a Life of Science: In Memory of Lynn Margulis," was held this weekend, March 23-25th, at the University of Massachusetts, where Margulis taught evolutionary science for decades.
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A university professor in Italy is under investigation for teaching and directing studies which deny any link between the HIV virus and AIDS. This has caused public outcry and has triggered an inquiry by the University of Florence.
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Toronto -
Tonight at the Church of the Holy Trinity in downtown Toronto people came together for the Toronto Day of Action Against the Criminalization of HIV.
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Johnson & Johnson researchers may have just found a vaccine against AIDS. Working with the U.S. military, J&J injected this newly created vaccine into monkeys who had been infected with the animal form of AIDS.
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The openly gay singer George Michael, after "a few glasses of vino," recently launched attacks on Twitter against a Christian group that prayed for his death while he was ill with life-threatening pneumonia.
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London -
A vaccine offering protection from the HIV virus, the cause of AIDS, has been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for clinical trials in humans.
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The Origin of AIDS by Jacques Pepin, published by Cambridge University Press, presents historical evidence the HIV virus got a boost from European nurses and doctors combating leprosy, tuberculosis and sleeping sickness in colonial Africa in the 1920s.
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 The Wartman family, of Moncton, is receiving a national award for its HIV/AIDS activism.
The government suffers three defeats in the House of Lords over proposed changes to the legal aid system.
Aid given by the UK to countries with a history of fraud and corruption should be conditional on them improving their governance, MPs say.
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