This video was made and produced by a student in the Biotechnology program at the PIttsburgh Science & Technology Academy as part of a culminating project to demonstrate learning through video. This video shows what HIV is clinially in the form of AIDS, the virus lifecycle and structure and the treatments which target the life cycle and structure.
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AMREF works with communities, women and make prevention of the HIV transmission from mothers to their children.
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Just doing my part to clear up some misconceptions about HIV/AIDS that are still floating around. In case you didn’t know, HIV/AIDS is not a gay disease, it wasn’t spread by one promiscuous gay flight attendant, being HIV+ doesn’t mean a person has AIDS, and finding a cure/vaccine is not a lost cause. Check out C0nc0rdance’s video playlist on AIDS denialism: “30 Million Lives” – www.youtube.com Be sure to catch me next Saturday, April 28th, during the Madness, Mayhem & Charity BlogTV event. MMC – It’s Not Over Until There’s A Cure – youtu.be www.blogtv.com Devchelle2′s channel – www.youtube.com International HIV/AIDS Vaccine Initiative – www.firstgiving.com International HIV/AIDS Alliance – www.justgiving.com Like on Facebook: www.facebook.com Sources for this video: Wiki: HIV – en.wikipedia.org Wiki: AIDS – en.wikipedia.org HIV/AIDS Basics – www.cdc.gov Antiretroviral Agents – How Best to Protect Infants from HIV and Save Their Mothers from AIDS – www.nejm.org UNAIDS Report on the Global AIDS Epidemic – www.unaids.org HIV transmission risk during anal sex 18 times higher than during vaginal sex – www.aidsmap.com HIV/AIDS among Women Who Have Sex With Women – www.cdc.gov United Nations high-level meeting on noncommunicable diseases prevention and control – www.who.int Diabetes – www.who.int The Emerging Race to Cure HIV Infections – www.sciencemag.org History of AIDS: 1987-1992 – www.avert.org Robert Rayford – en.wikipedia.org A Boy Who Died in 1969 May Have Been …
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The Status Is Everything campaign is designed to provide referrals to partnering local HIV testing centers in Newark that are preferred by young African American gay men and offer confidential and convenient testing services. A testing candidate will be able to receive referral services through their mobile device, online at www.StatusIsEverthing.org, or through the New Jersey hotline 1-866-HIV-CHECK. A thorough evaluation will be conducted by the HIV Prevention Community Planning Support and Development Initiative of Rutgers University
GUYs: Have you ever wanted to get information about sexual health, such as condoms or STD and HIV testing? Planned Parenthood of New York City’s three health centers — in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx — provide full reproductive health care for men and women in a confidential (and teen-friendly) environment.
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