Recent Aids Articles page 6

Seattle Times - ... Hendrickson, an Africa researcher at King's College, London, said that South Africa's current president, Thabo Mbeki, would be a strong contender once he stepped down, but that his tenure had been tarnished by his controversial stance on HIV/AIDS. ...

Detroit Free Press - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention indicated an estimated 19,000 deaths in 2005 were from staph infections, far surpassing the number of AIDS- and HIV-related deaths of about 12,500 that year. A student in Rochester Community Schools and two ...

Philadelphia Inquirer - It works in therapeutic areas including cancer, AIDS and cardiovascular disease. Rendell, who announced the state financial package yesterday, said: "For us, as a commonwealth, it's a terrific result. They decided they wanted to grow and consolidate ...

Los Angeles Times - After Li was transferred to Hebei province, the area saw AIDS, social unrest and coal mine disasters that threatened to derail his career, prompting Hu to engineer Li's transfer in 2004 to Liaoning province. After he arrived there, however, the H5N1 ...

Philadelphia Inquirer - Power chairs, breathing apparatuses, diabetes care, knee replacements, ooze-less denture cream - the list of health aids for elderly people in distress is endless. "Hope you enjoyed the commercials," Carey said coming back from one break. Barker, 83 ...

Boston Globe - Among the other things he didn't need were hearing aids and glasses, though at work he sometimes kept a pair sitting atop his bald head. "I only wear them to keep the dust out of my eyes," he said in an interview conducted four years ago for the ...

Boston Globe - The Americans offer Iran little sympathy - Tehran even says Washington aids the Iranian guerrillas, a charge the United States denies. True or not, that conflict, like the Turkish one, has explosive potential. Recently at the Iran-Iraq border, Salih ...

Boston Globe - ... Latinos, Democratic hopeful Hillary Clinton outlines her "agenda to provide more opportunities for Latinos," takes weekly questions from members, and posts statements in English and Spanish on relevant issues, the most recent on National Latino AIDS ...

Reuters - TEGUCIGALPA (Reuters) - The rapid spread in Latin America of the virus that causes AIDS is made worse by the Roman Catholic Church's stand against using condoms, a U.N. official said on Monday. Some 1.7 million people across Latin America are ...

Washington Post - A Maryland family caught in the partisan crossfire over a children's health-care bill in Congress is now stepping back into the divisive debate, advocating this time for state legislation that would expand coverage for adults. Three weeks ago, after ...