Kenyans ‘Occupy’ Free Clinic Over Sale of HIV Meds
by Jorge Rivas on December 7 2011, 1:10PM
The protesters say the decision to sale what they say should be free medication is putting lives at risk.
Topics: HIV/AIDS at 30, Health
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InteractiveKenyans ‘Occupy’ Free Clinic Over Sale of HIV Meds
by Jorge Rivas on December 7 2011, 1:10PM
The protesters say the decision to sale what they say should be free medication is putting lives at risk.
Topics: HIV/AIDS at 30, Health
13 Arrested at Wall Street Protest for World AIDS Day
by Jorge Rivas on December 1 2011, 4:57PM
As the White House announced new money for domestic HIV/AIDS treatment, protestors took to the streets of New York City to link tax cuts for the rich to poor health care for people living with HIV.
Topics: HIV/AIDS at 30
It’s World AIDS Day. What Are You Gonna Do to Stop This Madness?
by Akiba Solomon on December 1 2011, 11:10AM
Thirty years later, we know a great deal about HIV/AIDS and have significant tools for stopping it from killing us. Now, we just gotta use them. Here’s a list for getting started.
Topics: Akiba Solomon, HIV/AIDS at 30, Health
HIV/AIDS at 30: Edwin Sanders Ministers to “Whosoever They May Be”
by LaShieka Purvis Hunter on March 28 2011, 7:00AM
The Memphis pastor’s congregation has been among the leaders in moving the black church from a problem to an asset in the fight against HIV.
Topics: HIV/AIDS at 30, Health
One Question on Black AIDS Day: Do We Care Enough To End It?
by Kai Wright on February 7 2011, 1:05PM
We’ve known how to stop HIV for a while now.
Topics: HIV/AIDS at 30, Kai Wright
Global AIDS Watchdogs Worry U.S. Neglecting Its Leadership Role
by Michelle Chen on January 28 2011, 10:07AM
Obama’s strategy is to fight HIV comprehensively, but some say that’s camouflage for neglect.
Topics: Global Justice, HIV/AIDS at 30, Health
The 10 Stories to Follow as HIV/AIDS Enters Its Fourth Decade
by Ramon Johnson on January 25 2011, 10:03AM
Microbicides and pill-a-day prevention on the way. AIDS research returns to the U.S. Federal and state initiatives take off. But don’t wait for that Berlin cure.
Topics: HIV/AIDS at 30, Health
The AIDS Epidemic Has Always Been Defined by What We Don’t Know
by Eric Washington on December 1 2010, 9:36AM
On World AIDS Day, three black Americans look back on decades of misunderstanding about HIV.
Topics: HIV/AIDS at 30, Health
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