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Antiretroviral Medications Linked to Cleft Deformities - Doctors Lounge
Antiretroviral Medications Linked to Cleft Deformities Doctors Lounge Antiretroviral drugs prescribed for HIV-infected pregnant women to reduce risk of mother-to-child disease transmission may be linked to cleft lip and palate disorders in newborns, according to a study published in the January issue of Cleft ... |
HIV, AIDS still misunderstood, stigmatized despite progress - Daily Illini
 Daily Illini | HIV, AIDS still misunderstood, stigmatized despite progress Daily Illini HIV is infectious, not contagious, meaning that transmission is quite difficult relative to many other diseases. The problem is that as soon as we find out someone has the disease, we generally change our opinions of that person to negative judgments. |
Most with HIV skip treatment - Jackson Clarion Ledger
Most with HIV skip treatment Jackson Clarion Ledger While some may think of HIV as a disease of gay men, Mena said there are actually "two epidemics - one of men with men and another of heterosexual men with women." In each epidemic, "overlapping sexual partners plays a role in transmission," he said. |
Testing for HIV together, hearing results together - USA TODAY
 USA TODAY | Testing for HIV together, hearing results together USA TODAY M. Spencer Green, AP In this photo, Dominic Poteste, left, and Eric Zemanovic pose before taking HIV tests together at the Howard Brown Health Center in Chicago. Eric Zemanovic, a dental hygienist, and Dominic Poteste, a restaurant server, ... HIV Testing: Gay Couples Encouraged To Get Tested, Hear Results Together Under ... |
"You Are Worth Keeping Safe": Condoms, Teenagers and the Media - Huffington Post (blog)
"You Are Worth Keeping Safe": Condoms, Teenagers and the Media Huffington Post (blog) Not only will this protect the actors themselves from the potential transmission of sexually transmitted diseases, but it will also serve to help teach the next generation about the importance of safe sex. Research shows (and common sense suggests) ... |