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HIV Rate Declines in D.C.: Report
The District's HIV rate has fallen tremendously over the years since it emerged as an epidemic in the late 1980s…
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Md. Woman Advances HIV/AIDS Research Through Clinical Trials
In 1997, Gail Graham was diagnosed with HIV.
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Major Investment Announced to Cure Sickle Cell, HIV
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) plans to invest at least $100 million over the next four years toward developing…
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Injectable Birth Control Raises HIV Risk for African Women
Recent studies suggest that African women face greater risk of HIV infection upon using an injectable birth control, a hormone…
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Facts About HIV and AIDS: Are You at Risk?
Modern medicine is better able to treat HIV, and more information than ever before is available about how to avoid…
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D.C. Rolls Up Its Sleeves in Battle Against AIDS
Saturday will mark the 30th anniversary of World AIDS Day with communities around the globe pulling out all the stops…
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EDITOR’S COLUMN: HIV/AIDS Alive and Well? Yes! Curtailed, Eradicated, Cured? Not on Your Life!
A lot can happen in 30 years – including the beginning and the end of a person's entire life. That's…
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D.C. Program Targets Teens for World AIDS Day
For the 31st consecutive year, people across the globe will spend much of Dec. 1, known as World AIDS Day,…
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High Cost Repels D.C. College Students from HIV Drug
Black college students in D.C. cite the high cost of PReP, a drug used to prevent HIV, for why they…
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LGBTQ Group Condemns Trump Removal of White House HIV Council
A local LGBTQ organization plans to fight back against President Donald Trump after his abrupt decision to remove all of…
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