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Discrimination, neglect and HIV incidence -- we're reading why every day should be International Day Against Homophobia

by Antigone Barton | May 20, 2013

While the immense accomplishments of the President's Emergency Plan For AIDS Relief, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria and the governments that have worked with them have seen drops in HIV incidence as high as 73 percent in southern Africa, the benefits of these successes are not shared equally . . . More »

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HPTN researchers: Don’t forget family planning in HIV prevention

by Rabita Aziz | May 17, 2013

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by Antigone Barton | May 16, 2013

HPTN Annual Meeting: Superinfection raises questions, offers insights

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HPTN researchers: Don’t forget family planning in HIV prevention

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HPTN Annual Meeting: Superinfection raises questions, offers insights

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Guns, apartheid, recycling . . . all part of oral arguments as Supreme Court takes on "anti-prostitution pledge"