Jul 27, 2018
#Flashback #AIDS2012 #GlobalVillage2012 @daddydab #DabTheAIDSBear! (at Washington, District of Columbia)
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#Flashback #AIDS2012 #GlobalVillage2012 @daddydab #DabTheAIDSBear! (at Washington, District of Columbia)
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Our #AIDS2012 newspaper is now online and is available in both in downloadable PDF and issuu formats. Take a look and tell your friends!
Michel Kazatchkine: The Drug War Fuels the HIV Epidemic
http://www.tripproject.ca/trip/?q=node/2013
AIDS 2012 Conference review by Yamina Sara Chekroun & added info graphics from the Youth Force Declaration for Change
"People who use drugs are not able to attend the International AIDS Conference in Washington DC due to travel restrictions of the US. They gathered in Kiev and recorded video messages to IAS."
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De sortie à la conférence, les capotes mettent leurs plus beaux habits de lumière ! De retour en France, découvrez la suite de cette collection ici.
Behavioral Factors Don't Explain Disproportionate HIV Epidemic Among Black MSM
Black men who have sex with men (MSM) are significantly more likely to become infected with HIV compared with non-black MSM, yet they are less likely to engage in many risky behaviors. This is the paradoxical finding of a critical review of nearly 200 studies reported by Gregorio Millet, MPH, of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and his colleagues on Tuesday, July 24, at the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012) in Washington, DC, and published in a special supplement of The Lancet. Click here for more.