It's been nearly a quarter of a century since doctors diagnosed the first case of AIDS. Today, about 40 million people worldwide are infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
UT students worked to raise AIDS awareness Thursday.
On this December 1, World AIDS Day, some have claimed the disease is not being taken as seriously as it needs to be.
Several UT students perform...
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Now people in parts of Beaufort County will be able to get the medical treatment they need a little quicker. Beaufort County EMS is responding to more calls than ever before, which is why they just added another ambulance on Callawassie Island and more paramedics to their team.
"Because of all the development south of the ...
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AIDS is the new civil rights challenge for black women and they must take responsibility for fighting a disease that hits them harder than most other Americans, speakers said Thursday at a national conference.
Conference officials noted at a press conference that it was the 50th anniversary of the day that Rosa Parks refused to give up her bus seat to a white passenger, a pivotal moment i...
Many of you know that I have a young kitty named Zephaniah, (but if you don't, you do now). He is a charming kitten that I had adopted from Another Chance animal rescue in North Berwick. He is about 5 months old and has been teething! Yes, like all babies, kittens teethe and chew and gnaw on everything in sight while their new teeth are coming in.
The other day, Zeph was acting strangely...
On World AIDS Day a powerful anti-AIDS campaign, backed by the Metro FM radio station, which supported the decision by their ad agency, Net#work BBDO, not to tip-toe around the issue, hits screens and national newspapers.
Net#work took on the challenge to conceptualise adverts that unmistakably deliver the message by using harsh reality. According to Executive Creative Director Julian Wat...
On July 4, 1998, she went to a party and then went to a bar. But she couldn't take more than a sip of her drink. She was sick, and she wanted to go home.
"On July 5, the sicknessreally came. I couldn't breathe, I couldn't eat. I didn't even want a drink." The last time she poured herself a drink was July 7, 1998. She put it down.
Twelve days later, she went to a walk-in clinic. ...
As we approach the 25th anniversary of the first AIDS diagnosis in 1981 and World AIDS Day today, the epidemic continues to grow. The first part of a two-day series on HIV/AIDS examines the problem's scope, how attitudes about the disease have evolved -- for better and worse -- and the emphasis on prevention. Friday: funding, treatment resources and new causes for concern.
In the 25 year...
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The shattered pelvis of Dave Kennamore is being held together in part by a 6-inch-long metal plate and some screws purchased at Ace Hardware.
The revelation makes the man known as ``Big D'' a bit upset. Kennamore is grateful to doctors who put h...
Like more than 30 million other Americans, I traveled home to Phoenix for the Thanksgiving holiday to spend time with the family.
The new wrinkle for me this year was that I was taking my boyfriend home to meet the family. Having only come out to them six years ago, this was the first time my family had to deal with my homosexuality in the form of another person.
My boyfriend was ob...
