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By: Noam N. Levey, July 13, 2010
LA Times
The White House unveiled a new national strategy to combat HIV/AIDS on Monday, some three decades after the emergence of the deadly disease.
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By: Maggie Fox, July 12, 2010
Reuters
A new White House strategy for fighting AIDS domestically will focus on preventing the spread of the virus, perhaps with the broader use of drugs and testing but also with a campaign to reduce stigma.
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By: Clem Richardson, July 12, 2010
NY Daily News
Thousands of young New York City residents are living with a legacy of the 1990s - HIV and AIDS infections.
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By: Julian Pecquet, July 12, 2010
The Hill
The White House will unveil a national HIV/AIDS strategy on Tuesday against the backdrop of advocates’ increasing complaints that the administration and Congress are not doing enough to fight the epidemic.
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By: Staff Reporter, July 2, 2010
Voice of America
HIV activists are putting pressure on the U.S. government to provide more and better funding in the global fight against HIV/AIDS.
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By: Henry Zakumumpa , June 30, 2010
The Independent
Thousands of patients who are becoming clinically eligible for anti-retroviral treatment (ART) in Uganda risk early death unless an informal ban on enrollment of new patients by the ART treatment centres countrywide is lifted.
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By: Dennis Romero, June 30, 2010
LA Weekly
Following a meeting of a California Occupational Safety and Health (Cal-OSHA) advisory panel on the issue of whether the state should enforce the usage of condoms in the San Fernando Valley-based porn industry, the Aids Healthcare Foundation says Cal-OSHA official indicated the law probably covers such a mandate.
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By: Mark Kernes, June 29, 2010
AVN
Those who showed up at the Cal/OSHA Advisory Meeting on Bloodborne Pathogens in the Adult Film Industry today expecting a discussion of whether condoms should be mandated in adult movies were in for a surprise: According to both Cal/OSHA inspector Deborah Gold and agency attorney Amy Martin, condoms are already required for sex scenes, and any production that doesn't use them is breaking the law.
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By: Kimi Yoshino , June 29, 2010
LA Times
A state advisory panel exploring whether condoms should be mandatory in adult film production will meet Tuesday to discuss whether changes should be made to worker safety laws.
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By: Mark Kernes, June 28, 2010
AVN
The AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) announced today that it had enlisted two former adult performers, Desi and Elli Foxx, to sue the Adult Industry Medical Healthcare Foundation (AIM) for alleged violations of medical privacy laws. The lawsuit is expected to be filed today in Los Angeles County Superior Court.
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