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• Divisions of HIV/AIDS Prevention .
•   HIV/AIDS FAX System.
•   HIV/AIDS Information.
•   Global AIDS Program.
• CDC-INFO replaces CDC National AIDS Hotline in providing 24 hour information and referral services on HIV/AIDS. ...
• Updated: AIDS Public Information Data Set (Through 2002).
• Updated Slide Set: AIDS General Epidemiology (Through 2003).

• Our perspective on the case of multi-drug resistant HIV infection and rapid onset of AIDS reported in one individual in NYC.
• Mandela became a different kind of pioneer in helping to de-stigmatize the plague of AIDS. ...
• The Feminization of AIDS: Tough choices for African leaders. ...
•    HELP GMHC FIGHT AIDS!   .
• With your ongoing support in 2005, GMHC can continue to make a difference in the battle against HIV/AIDS.
• Send your questions or concerns about HIV/AIDS to our Hotline peer counselors at hotline@gmhc. ...
• The Elton John AIDS Foundation Platinum Plus® Visa® Credit Card.
•    DAILY HIV/AIDS REPORT .

• HIV/AIDS Drops Among Youth .
• The HIV/AIDS prevalence in Uganda has shifted from the youth to an older generation, the Commissioner of Health Services, Dr. ...
• China Province to Test Workers for HIV/AIDS China's southwestern province of Yunnan will require annual AIDS tests for people working in hotels, nightclubs and other entertainment outlets. ...

• Resources on HIV testing including a national database of HIV testing sites and answers to many questions about HIV/AIDS and testing.

• HIV and AIDS.
• Acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a disease of the immune system caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). AIDS means that a person's immune system has been weakened so much by HIV that it cannot fight off certain serious infections and illnesses.
• Although there is no cure for HIV infection and AIDS, treatment with anti-HIV drugs dramatically slows the progress of the disease and has caused the number of AIDS deaths to plummet.
• In the developing world, where access to HIV drugs is limited, AIDS is one of the commonest causes of death.
• AIDS.
• Having certain serious infections marks the difference between HIV and AIDS.
• Other AIDS symptoms can include:.
• This combination therapy is termed highly-active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) and has dramatically cut the number of deaths from AIDS since its introduction in 1996. ...
• NAM (National AIDS Manual).

• AIDS & HIV - Questions And Answers.
• Is AIDS fatal for everyone who has it? .
• What is AIDS?.
• AIDS is short for Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome. ...
• many people have AIDS?.
• , more than 885,000 cases of AIDS have been reported to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)(CDC, HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report, Dec. ...
• Nevertheless, children born with HIV often develop AIDS. ...
• Is AIDS fatal for everyone who has it?.
• Some people have lived with AIDS for many years. New treatments and increased knowledge may help many more people live with AIDS even longer.
• Some states require clinicians to report the names of those with HIV or AIDS to health officials. ...
• Consult a clinician experienced in treating HIV/AIDS.
• Get information and social and legal support from an AIDS service organization.
• For additional information about AIDS and HIV.
• Call the toll-free CDC National AIDS Hotline: 1-800-342-AIDS (2437)Spanish: 1-800-344-7432TTY: 1-800-243-7889.

• HIV/AIDS .
• Thompson will provide an assessment of his tenure as HHS Secretary and discuss the challenges ahead in federal health policy, including implementation of the new Medicare prescription drug benefit, stopping the spread of HIV/AIDS at home and abroad, and bioterrorism preparedness efforts. ...
• The Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic: .

• Courtesy of RITA! (Research Initiative/Treatment Action!), A publication of The Center for AIDS: Hope & Remembrance Project. ...
• Fact sheets on HIV/AIDS related illnesses, FDA aproved drugs to treat them, and managing side-effects. ...
• Tracks ADAP (AIDS Drug Assistance Program) funding and formularies. ...
• The undersigned organizations that serve and advocate for people living with and at risk for HIV/AIDS are writing to strongly urge you not to propose cuts in Medicaid funding and/or any changes in the program's structure that would alter the open-ended financing for states. ...
• Medicaid is the largest source of federal financing for HIV/AIDS care in the United States. The program provides access to healthcare for 55% of all people living with HIV/AIDS, and 90% of all children living with AIDS. ... While Medicare and the Ryan White CARE Act are vital components of the national system of health care for people with HIV/AIDS, they do not have the resources and are not appropriately designed to respond to unmet needs if structure changes were made to Medicaid that would result in either fewer people qualifying for coverage or if states were forced to restrict services. Thus, any cuts or changes in Medicaid's financing structure will seriously jeopardize access to HIV/AIDS care in the United States. ...
• The reliable and consistent federal funding stream allows the program to respond to increases in demand as more people with AIDS are identified - an important goal of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Advancing HIV Prevention initiative, and supports access to more effective, less toxic anti-HIV therapies as they are developed. ...
• We ask that you create a budget proposal for FY 2006 that ensures adequate Medicaid funding and maintains the program's current structure so that it can continue to meet the needs of people with HIV/AIDS and others who rely on this lifesaving program. ...
• Mobile AIDS Support Services, Mobile, AL.
• One Love HIV/AIDS Outreach of Mt. ...
• West Alabama AIDS Outreach, Tuscaloosa, AL.
• HIV/AIDS Services for African Americans in Alaska, Anchorage, AK.
• BorderLand AIDS Services Team (BLAST), Huachuca City, AZ.
• HIV/AIDS Law Project Volunteer Lawyers Program, Phoenix, AZ.

• posted 01/27/2005   The Pocket Guide to Adult HIV/AIDS Treatment: January 2005 A quick reference by John G. ...
• TEST YOUR AIDS KNOWLEDGE .

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