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russ13

Protection

12/01/10

by: russ13

I hope all countries support the World AIDS Day and it's mission. There are still some Catholic countries who prevent the use of condoms and other protective tools to eliminate AIDS victims. I hope people will realize that AIDS is already here and all we can do is to prevent it from spreading. I'm sure God is also in favor with the aims of the World AIDS Day.

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HealthyHoustonKids

When thrush kills

11/30/10

by: HealthyHoustonKids

Just last month I got to see first-hand the devastation HIV causes to the children of Tanzania. It resulted in this post: www.healthyhoustonkids.com/

The doctor pictured is Cecily Wait, a young U.S. doctor working to help the HIV+ children of Tanzania and teaching local health professionals how to deal with the crisis that is HIV/AIDS. Cecily works for BIPAI.

You can learn more about BIPAI at www.bayloraids.org. The program cares for 80,000 HIV+ children across Africa, Romania and the U.S. It is program of Baylor College of Medicine which is completely secular, not Baylor University.

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MarkSKing

Once, When We Were Heroes

11/30/10

by: MarkSKing

I hope you will check this out and share it -- a personal blog posting about the past and present of the AIDS crisis among gay men. marksking.com/my-fabulous-disease/once-we-were-heroes/

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goshopper1

The Light For Rights Campaign

11/28/10

by: goshopper1

I wonder how many of you are getting involved in the 'Fight For Rights Campaign' on AIDS?
Here is the link to the website.
You can also get involved by fanning the campaign on Facebook.
lightforrights.org/.
It's only a few days away.(Dec.01)

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iheartmiffy

comic book explaining HIV

11/12/10

by: iheartmiffy

A friend of mine told me out this comic book out explaining HIV to children! Its both educational and engaging. It's based around a series of superheroes, the Medikidz, and they have a huge range of other titles too. www.medikidz.com/shop

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onlinedegrees

Great Day

9/03/10

by: onlinedegrees

Never forget what our world has gone through to get this epidemic under control but we have so many more to cure.

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prafulkr

Why we spread awareness for HIV-AIDS...

8/22/10

by: prafulkr

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infections in India has declined drastically in recent years — from 5.5 million in 2005 to below 2.5 million in 2007 and in India, every year approximately 2000 people killed by HIV infection. And around 124 thousand NGOs are working for AIDS awareness; means on a single death 62 NGOs are working and AIDS budget per year is approximately 380 hundred thousand thousand rupees that is 19 hundred thousand rupees per death.

Where as cancer is spreading much larger speed every year 2 hundred thousand people killed due to cancer and each death 3896 rupees are spend. You know what the game behind this?
If your answer is “No” then

its Ok.

Its all is the game of making money folks only for money.

Let me explain,

You know, every year India got hundreds of thousands of thousand rupees for AIDS awareness and cure, most of amount are came from USA, Europe or WHO (World Health Organization) ok,

They told to use condom for safe and healthy relation, you know how much cost it is? it is around 8-10 rupees, and it is too large its market to sell and earn big money.

So in one hand they are paying money as charity in another hand they grab all money by selling condoms and medicine.

Why? Government spend so much money for HIV? I think it is only to happy some medic-tycoon how are sitting in US assembly.
They create havoc for AIDS and earning huge money through it.


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prafulkr

Why we spread awareness for HIV-AIDS...

8/22/10

by: prafulkr

Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infections in India has declined drastically in recent years — from 5.5 million in 2005 to below 2.5 million in 2007 and in India, every year approximately 2000 people killed by HIV infection. And around 124 thousand NGOs are working for AIDS awareness; means on a single death 62 NGOs are working and AIDS budget per year is approximately 380 hundred thousand thousand rupees that is 19 hundred thousand rupees per death.
Where as cancer is spreading much larger every year 2 hundred thousand people killed due to cancer and each death 3896 rupees are spend.

Why? Government spend so much money for HIV? I think it is only to happy some medi-tycoon how are sitting in US assembly.
They create havoc for AIDS and earning huge money through it.

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samsmith

Good Going...!!!

8/18/10

by: samsmith

Keep up the good work...
spreading awareness is the only cure to this deadly virus..


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hiphoprepublican

Keep Up the Fight!!

6/09/10

by: hiphoprepublican

If we all unite we can eradicate HIV from our planet!

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  • World AIDS Day

    http://www.worldaidsday.org/

    World AIDS Day, observed December 1 each year, is dedicated to raising awareness of the AIDS pandemic caused by the spread of HIV infection.

    HIV/AIDS has been a global epidemic for more than 27 years. Most of today's youth have never known a world without it. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently published national HIV incidence (new infections) that showed much higher numbers that previous estimates. The time is now. Together, we can prevent the spread of this pandemic – through awareness, care, prevention, education and research. On December 1st, individuals and organizations will recognize World AIDS Day. This year’s theme is leadership – from all sectors, including government, but also leaders among individuals and families, communities, non-profits and other organizations. The question is not should you participate, but how can you? Both NIDA and AIDS.gov recognize the leadership of Bloggers Unite and invite bloggers to join them in their mission to prevent and stop the spread of HIV/AIDS.