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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA: Community Health Fair
On Saturday, Thurgood Marshall Academy will host a free community health fair from 11 a.m.
KENTUCKY: Doctor Will Offer Up Tips on 'the Talk'
A program designed to help parents and educators talk to teens about abstinence will be presented Thursday night at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center in Covington.
MYANMAR: Health Experts Warn of Looming Crisis After Myanmar Cyclone
International health experts are warning that disease could soon exacerbate the devastation wrought by last weekend's cyclone in
GLOBAL: May 7th Is World AIDS Orphans Day
A humanitarian advocate took advantage of Wednesday's designation as World AIDS Orphans Day to ask donor nations to set aside at least 10 percent of their AIDS funding to address the needs of orphans and vulnerable children.
HAWAII: There Is a Need to Be Vigilant About Hepatitis
"A few months ago, hepatitis B and C and HIV became a real threat for nearly 40,000 people who received medical care at the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada.
UNITED STATES: The Young Men's Survey Phase II: Hepatitis B Immunization and Infection Among Young Men Who Have Sex with Men
The researchers studied the prevalence of hepatitis B virus (HBV) immunization and infection among men ages 23 to 29 who have sex with men by analyzing data on 2,834 such men in six US metropolitan areas.
CANADA: Drug Injection Site Poses No Threat: Expert
In Ottawa Monday, a researcher commissioned by the federal government to study the public impact of Vancouver's supervised injection site said there is a good case for expanding the approach to other cities plagued by drugs.
CANADA: Progress Toward Exporting AIDS Drug
A law intended to let Canadian companies make generic AIDS drugs and export them to developing nations may finally be about to bear fruit.
UNITED STATES: For Volunteer, Early Exit Adds to Disease's Pain
In January, Peace Corps volunteer Jeremiah S. Johnson discovered he was HIV-positive during a scheduled medical exam in Kiev.
GEORGIA: HIV Drug Tests Set for Phase 2
A potential HIV/AIDS vaccine that has shown "significant promise" among non-human primates is expected to undergo Phase II safety testing this summer, according to GeoVax Inc., an Atlanta biotechnology firm associated with Emory University.

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