AIDS Services Coalition gets $80000 grant
Hattiesburg American
The Mississippi State Department of Health has awarded an $80000 grant to the AIDS Services Coalition to increase its HIV Rapid Testing program and to conduct HIV prevention counseling in Forrest and Jones counties. The AIDS Services Coalition (ASC) ...
New Born Babies In The Western Region Tested Positive For HIV/AIDS.Peace FM Online

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Trial Vaccine Made Some More Vulnerable to HIV, Study Confirms
New York Times
A follow-up study on an AIDS vaccine trial that had to be stopped early has confirmed the worst fears of researchers: The vaccine made it more likely, not less, that some men would become infected with HIV Men who were not circumcised and who had ...
The "Best Hope" for AIDS Vaccine AdvocacyHuffington Post
Today is World AIDS Vaccine DayDelco News Network
HIV/AIDS Activist Terry Angel Mason Speaks at San Diego Neighborhood House ...Broadway World
MarketWatch (press release)
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US aids Israel missile, seeks joint deal
UPI.com
Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak, visiting Washington, said the provision of the immediate tranche of $70 million in aid would meet Israel's fiscal requirements regarding Iron Dome for fiscal 2012. He disclosed that the United States, despite plans ...

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Black clergy can help fight AIDS
Examiner.com
As reported by MayoClinic.com AIDS is a chronic, potentially life-threatening condition caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). HIV interferes with your body's ability to fight the organisms that cause disease by damaging your immune system.
Clergy fight HIV in 'faith-friendly' wayFuturity: Research News

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AHF's 'Condom Nation' Big Rig Rides Into Dallas & Ft. Worth, Texas!
MarketWatch (press release)
AIDS group's 70-foot, 18-wheel 'Condom Nation' big rig and companion Sprinter van continue national condom giveaway tour with stop in Dallas & Ft. Worth, Texas. Goal: 6 months, 25-states, 10 million free condoms DALLAS & FT. WORTH, Texas, May 18, ...

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AIDS researchers sideline women
Los Angeles Times
Most of those in the US with HIV — and with AIDs in its full-blown stage — are men. So, understandably, men make up the majority of the participants in the trials. However, women, who account for 25% of those living with HIV in the US, ...
UM Miller School of Medicine wins AIDS research awardMiamiHerald.com
UM earns Center for AIDS Research designationCoral Gables Gazette
Women underrepresented in AIDS researchScope (blog)
Vitals Spotlight
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Chembio Sponsors 27th Annual AIDS Walk New York as Co-Chair Advocate
MarketWatch (press release)
"We are proud to continue our support of the Annual AIDS Walk New York to increase awareness of HIV and raise funds to support important services. The donations, raised through the collective efforts of tens of thousands of participants, ...
Minnesota AIDS WalkKARE
Op-ed: AIDS Walk Steps Still Lead the WayAdvocate.com

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Venture Forum aids first impressions
Buffalo News
By Stephen T. Watson A Toronto startup company uses tobacco plants as a platform for growing anti-cancer drugs. A Syracuse startup wants to replace sheet music with a touch-screen music stand. A Rochester startup has created an ergonomically friendly ...

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San Francisco AIDS Funding Restored: Ed Lee Promises $6.6 Million To AIDS/HIV ...
Huffington Post
By Robin Wilkey Posted: 05/17/2012 8:19 pm Updated: 05/17/2012 8:19 pm Mayor Ed Lee announced plans to restore $6.6 million in cut federal funding for HIV/AIDS care, treatment and prevention in San Francisco on Thursday. The announcement came just one ...
SF to replace lost federal AIDS/HIV fundsSan Francisco Chronicle
SF mayor agrees to cover HIV/AIDS funding gapSan Jose Mercury News
Mayor Lee announces City will protect HIV/AIDS funding and allocate $6.6 ...SanFranciscoSentinel.com
msnbc.com -SFGate.com (blog)
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US HIV aid has prevented 741000 deaths
Fox News
The United States foreign aid program that sends billions of dollars to African countries for HIV treatment and prevention has cut the number of people dying for any reason in those nations, a new study suggests. Researchers had previously shown that ...
AIDS funding cuts could impact care, prevention effortsSan Francisco Chronicle
IBM Teams Up With Thai Red Cross AIDS Research Center to Reduce New HIV ...MarketWatch (press release)
HIV/AIDS Experts: Prevention Pill Could Encourage Risky BehaviorBlack Voice News
Mother Nature Network -R & D Magazine
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