Nathan reads the pope a few words
Posted on December 1st, 2005 by Nate
I rant about the pope’s World AIDS day speech.
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Filed under: Politics and Policy
I rant about the pope’s World AIDS day speech.
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Filed under: Politics and Policy
From the Kaiser Daily report:
Truck drivers in India soliciting commercial sex work while on the road are spreading HIV throughout their routes, the AP/Minneapolis Star Tribune reports (Mason, AP/Minneapolis Star Tribune, 11/29). India — where about 5.1 million HIV-positive people live, the second-highest number of any country in the world — has experienced more new [...]
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Filed under: Epidemiology
At TPM Cafe, Anne-Marie Slaughter posts
a note from a former student working in South Africa on AIDS
Prevention. Estimates suggest 23% of the South African military is HIV+
and that 7 of 10 deaths in the military are AIDS-related. This may make
it much harder for African militaries, the South African military in
particular, to play a role in [...]
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Yesterday was World AIDS day and President Bush touted some of the
early results of his $15bn, 5-year plan to combat AIDS in the
developing world, known as PEPFAR (The President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief). That plan has put nearly 400,000 HIV+
positive people on antiretroviral therapy. The Bush Administration is
spending $2.8bn on global AIDS prevention and [...]
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