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Community Action on HIV and AIDS

06.05.2008 22:27    topics.developmentgateway.org
The Strategies for Hope Trust is pleased to announce the publication of Called to Care toolkit no. 5, 'Community Action on HIV and AIDS'. The book is designed to help church leaders in dealing with social, cultural and economic issues


YEMEN: Project helps boost awareness of HIV/AIDS

06.05.2008 22:27    topics.developmentgateway.org
Samah Riyadh, 20, has been educating people about HIV/AIDS and ways to prevent it since 2005. Samah was among hundreds of young people who received UN Children's Fund (UNICEF) life skills training in the southern province of Aden. The young

"Assessing the National Health Information System - An Assessment Tool"

06.05.2008 22:27    topics.developmentgateway.org
Self described in the title, this report comes from the Health Metrics Network. The World Health Organization, 2008. (PDF, 77 pages.)

Strategies for Hope

06.05.2008 22:27    topics.developmentgateway.org
website (in English and French) describes a range of attractive, user-friendly information and training materials on community-based strategies of HIV care, support and prevention. It contains freely downloadable handbooks and video clips, and extensive feedback from users of Strategies for

Men's Condom Use In Higher-Risk Sex: Trends and Determinants in Five Sub-Saharan Countries

06.05.2008 22:26    topics.developmentgateway.org
This paper examines men's condom use at last higher-risk sex (i.e., nonmarital, noncohabiting partner) in five sub-Saharan countries: Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Kenya, Tanzania, and Zambia. The two most recent Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) in each country are analyzed to

Can reality tv save the world?

06.05.2008 22:26    topics.developmentgateway.org
The reality TV show "Imagine Afrika", about to begin its second season, pits 12 young Africans against some of the most serious problems facing their continent, including how to tackle the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The 12 contestants are broken up into

Mali 2006 DHS Final Report (French)

06.05.2008 22:26    topics.developmentgateway.org
The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Mali recently released the final report for the 2006 Mali Demographic and Health Survey (EDSM-IV) in Bamako. The EDSM-IV interviewed 14,000 women ages 15 to 49 and 4,000 men ages 15 to

UGANDA: Hard labour for HIV-positive IDPs

06.05.2008 22:26    topics.developmentgateway.org
Melia Alanyo, 46, left northern Uganda for the capital city, Kampala, in the late 1980s when the rebel Lord's Resistance Army (LRA) started abducting, attacking and killing people in her village. She has spent the last 20 years in Kireka,

OC AIDS Walk Aims for Million Mark

06.05.2008 22:00    webboard.aegis.org
Business Wire - May 6, 2008http://www.aegis.org/news/bw/2008/BW080510.html ANAHEIM, Calif.--With only a week away until OC AIDS Walk at Angel Stadium of Anaheim on Saturday, May 10th, event organizers ar ...
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Universal Periodic Review of Zambia: Human Rights Watch's Submission to the Human Rights Council

06.05.2008 22:00    webboard.aegis.org
Human Rights Watch - May 5, 2008http://www.aegis.org/news/hrw/2008/HRW080501.html This submission summarizes Human Rights Watch's key concerns wit ...
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Bexar County needle-exchange program quashed before it could begin

06.05.2008 22:00    webboard.aegis.org
Dallas Morning News - May 6, 2008 Karen Brooks, kmbrooks@dallasnews.com http://www.aegis.org/news/dmn/2008/DM080501.html AUSTIN - The only govern ...
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Changing The Face Of Wrinkle Treatment

06.05.2008 21:57    emaxhealth.com
With nearly 10 million minimally-invasive cosmetic procedures conducted in 2007, today's population is in search of alternatives to treat their wrinkles without having to go under the knife.

New Insights Into Cause Of Diabetes

06.05.2008 21:57    emaxhealth.com
University of Michigan researchers have new clues to what goes awry at the cellular level in type 2 diabetes.

QRxPharma Results For Dual Opioid Pain Therapy Are Successful

06.05.2008 21:57    emaxhealth.com
QRxPharma announced initial Phase 3 efficacy results for Q8003IR, an immediate release dual-opioid product intended for the acute management of moderate to severe pain.

Post-War Suicide Rates Extremely High

06.05.2008 21:57    emaxhealth.com
Depression and post-traumatic stress disorder are very high among veterans from wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, leading to suicide rates even higher than combat deaths

Insulin Pumps Linked To Injuries, Death In Diabetic Teenagers

06.05.2008 21:57    emaxhealth.com
Teens with Type 1 Diabetes often use Insulin pumps as part of treating the disease but an FDA study shows the device has been linked to injuries and a few deaths.

HPV, Periodontitis Boost Cancer Risk

06.05.2008 21:49    cancercompass.com
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- U.S. researchers said people with both periodontitis and human papillomavirus (HPV) have an increased risk of developing tongue cancer. The University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine said the two infections appear to work together in increasing

Signaling Protein In Skin Cancer Found

06.05.2008 21:49    cancercompass.com
GENEVA, Switzerland -- Researchers in Switzerland said they may have found a way to stop the uncontrolled growth of squamous cell carcinomas. The Swiss Institute for Experimental Cancer Research has identified the method by which tumor cells in the upper

Motorcycle Seat Shield Reduces Cancer Concern

06.05.2008 21:49    cancercompass.com
A new motorcycle seat accessory provides peace of mind for riders concerned about cancer risk. "It's not just about cancer," says Canadian seat inventor and author, Randall Dale Chipkar. "Infertility, sexual dysfunction, erectile deficiency or loss of libido may also

Prevent Breast Cancer: Take An Aspirin?

06.05.2008 21:49    cancercompass.com
You can't treat a disease until you understand what triggers it in the first place. Scientists know that about 75 percent of breast cancers are hormone dependent, meaning estrogen is the driving force. Here's why: Estrogen binds with what's called

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