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August 30
Scouts' successful ban
on gays is followed by
loss in support
"The
secret of my
success"
Nigeria
wants debt relief
tied to anti-AIDS fight
Clinton's
visit is reminder
of crisis
Clinton
addresses
women's role in war
against AIDS in Africa
Dr.
Jeremiah Abalaka protests abscence of
health minister
Abalaka
offers to submit
HIV vaccines to
lawmakers
How
I discovered my
HIV vaccine - Abalaka
Chinese
in Cameroon
do healthy trade
WHO
cautions on
Urine Therapy
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Ugandan
Gov Halts Alternative Aids Conf
Conference details
Dissident
AIDS
Confrence in Uganda
August 29
AIDS
preventable,
Clinton tells Nigerians
Nigerian
press briefing by
Sandra Thurman and
Susan Rice
Syphilis:
'New World'
may not have been first
China
tackles
used-syringe scandal
A
sticky issue:
Needle safety
Global
library forum
set for Nairobi
Most
don’t drink enough water-and know it
August 28
Clinton
says
Africa must
face up to Aids
11
deaths following UK meningitis vaccinations were hidden
Personal
becomes political for Aids--marijuana
advocate
SF
and the
Ryan White Act
Unlucky
victims of the parasite that survives
despite huge odds
Gentle
remedies
August 27
Drug,
Biotech sectors embrace Bush--but just barely
SA
HIV-Positive patient threatens to sue Hospital
AIDS
drug tested in Dominican Rep
Huge
USAID funding for African countries to fight AIDS
Unicef
pleads for Kenya's starving millions
Calypte's
shares surge after Chinese approval for HIV test
Elevated
HIV RNA and low CD4 cell counts predict self-reported AIDS in
women
Health
workers warned on Aids risk at Glaxo function
Shots
fired over kids' vaccinations
August 25
A
hand outstretched
Hospital
marks files of HIV/AIDS patients
Tests
show `sick building'
illnesses are real
Silence,
complacency are growing HIV complications
Cidofovir
clears severe molluscum contagiosum in children with AIDS
India
Truckers
get giveaway condoms to check AIDS
August 24
Aids
Girl looses appeal must return by 20th Sep
Congressional
report slams FDA, CDC policies on disclosure
DuPont
halts Sustiva ads FDA called 'misleading'
Children
with tuberculosis should
be screened for HIV infection
Glaxo
says HIV drug problems
well known
Viral
genomic detection required
in seronegative HIV infection
Tshabalala
declares support for traditional healers
FDA
grants Amarillo's Veldona orphan status to treat oral warts in
HIV patients
August 23
'Live'
online chat with Newsweek's
David France
Loans
to buy AIDS drugs are rejected
by Africans
Do
races differ? Not really,
DNA shows
Girl
with AIDS fights a Wisconsin return
Clinton
signs trust fund bill for fighting AIDS and tuberculosis worldwide
4-drug
HAART regimen yields better
viral response than 3-drug regimen
Cyclists
hit the road in Aids fund raiser
Bacterial
DNA allergy vaccine to be further tested in humans
August 22
Dissenting
Scientists to hold AIDS Confrence in Uganda
European
authorities warn of Abacavir hypersensitivity
UN
body shuns Nigerian Aids
cure controversy
Abalaka
sheds light on the unseen forces behind the scene
Glaxo
ready to give up one Cantab
vaccine
Higher
utilization - new drugs increased drug spending
Marijuana
aids nerve pain relief
Malaria,
'Mother of Fevers'
August 21
Newsweek
features Aids
Dissidents
Maggiore
feature story on Newseek
The Aids
Debate on Newsweek
Aids
declines though high-risk behaviors continue
The
bare truth: Can unprotected sex
ever be safe?
AIDS
dissidents cause a stir
Girl
with AIDS undecided about whether to return
India
Study:
Change in behaviour of high-risk groups
August 19
Congressman
demands probe of
S.F. Aids group
Clinton
moves against Aids
in Africa
Better
survival rates for respiratory failure in HIV patients
Leon
offers Mbeki the peace pipe
Britan
to assist retrenched Lesotho miners
Treatment
of Mozambicans Probed
Roche
drug slowdown spooks investors
Australia
approves first heroin injecting room
FDA
may blacklist importers of defective condoms
Geldof
gets on board charity trading game
August 18
Students
in sexual orgy after getting condoms
‘Throw
Swazi Aids victims in camps’
African-American
adolescents don't get STD screen
11-year-olds
treated for sex diseases
Experts
review use of antenatal steroids
Judge
wants girl with AIDS back from Arizona
State
seeks public input on HIV reporting plan
Roche
confirms worrying drugs slowdown
Angels
in America
August 17
Enrolled
in a study? You should know who stands to gain
Clinton
names 1st US envoy on Aids
Presidents
statement on Thurman's appointment as Aids envoy
Physicians
to take a more active role in reducing HIV/Aids crisis
Researchers
take another look at contraceptive, AIDS risks
UNAIDS
addresses HIV interventions in migrant populations
Early
pathogenic events affect rate of HIV disease progression
British
health chief oks wider human embryo cloning
August 16
Oliver
Tambo lecture delivered by SA President, Thabo Mbeki
Newest
disease detectives report to CDC
Girl
with AIDS firm on staying in Phoenix
More
Thai men dying prematurely
Drugs
tested on Army 'deviants'
America's
most unwanted
The
miseducation of Nushawn Williams
Irish Prisoners
are healthier than the general public
August 15
Which
is true?
Drugs
Cut HIV in Semen
Which
is true?
Drugs
DON'T Cut HIV in Semen
Doctors,
don't let Mbeki scare you - De Lille
Health
minister holds back
Aids drug
Mbeki
'race' clash with opposition over Aids
ALRP
critical of HIV testing provision in proposed Care Act
Questioning
Research
A
Diagnosis Excess?
Counsellor's
funeral confronts
Aids pandemic
DA
fires broadside on Aids and rape
Experts
focus on psychological aspects of Gulf War illness
Chickens
fly coop as West Nile sentinels
Alternative
therapies may help cancer patients cope
Study:
Acupuncture helps cocaine addicts
August 14
Physicians
should be aware of the limitations of tests for HIV
Botswana
introduces HIV disclosure law
Ethiopia
prey to a deceptive
'green famine'
Possible
resurgence of rickets seen
Female
circumcision goes underground in Tanzania
Two
more Staten Island residents test positive for west nile virus
August 13
Potency
traditional medicines recognized by research institute
Zimbabwe:
Cheap therapies trials begin next month
Get
tested - Get a free ticket to a gospel concert - WOW
UN
calls for effective anti-AIDS programmes
Alive
& Well letter to Sandra Thurman
HIV-infected
Police afraid to tell fellow officers in N.Y.
Court:
Pharmacists not obligated to warn about dangerous side effects
Doctors
in £27m health fraud probe
Botswana
plans HIV disclosure law
AIDS,
Abalaka and the burden of Africa
August 12
ACT UP pair charged in S.F. assault
Prevention
effort to focus more on those infected
The
grim picture of health in Sub-Saharan Africa
Botswana
introduces nationwide Aids counselling
State
makes offer to vistims of infected blood
Boy
born with HIV appears virus-free
Cognitive
decline may signal encephalopathy in HIV-infected infants
Innovative
HIV interventions needed for very young gay and bisexual men
Bristol-Myers
issues letter about change in Videx dosing
Women treated with AIDS meds -resistant HIV-1 in cervicovaginal
secretions
Bayer
with BTSB officer RTE report claims
Combination of stavudine and
zidovudine inferior
to stavudine alone
Buchanan
assails GOP, Bush for running away from Homosexual issue
Barriers
Hindering the education of Asian-Americans about AIDS
August 11
Jump
in HIV infections brings call for new prevention programs
Zimbabwe
to start testing AIDS drugs next month
Biotech
firm seeks funding for AIDS tests
Calypte's
HIV-1 urine test for Sub-Saharan Africa
California
supreme court rules in favor of AIDS disability claim
Tropical
disease could fight Aids
The
AIDS pandemic - what cure?
United
Nations groups call for political will on HIV/AIDS
Liberia
earmarks $6.5 million for HIV/AIDS programme
Red
Cross initiatives to reverse Africa's health problems
Killer
AIDS stalks Malawi's corridors of power
August 10
AIDS threatens a careless generation
S.F.
charity CEO's spending raises alarm
Botswana
considers retroviral drug provision
Kenya
seeks Sh3 billion for Aids projects
Seminar
on treatment costs for AIDS mothers & babies to be held in Cape Town
SA:
Religious sector joins hands against HIV/AIDS
SADC
summit confronts health challenges
Bad
Doctors going unpunished
West
Nile virus 'more of a scare than a problem'
A
probe of Puerto Rico?
Irish
TV station, RTE, rejects claim on gay content
Is it
Lyme? Doctors debate diagnosis, treatment of tick -borne illness
AIDS
estimates: Thakur questions varying figures of U.N. agencies
August 9
Nigeria:
142 AIDS patients sue over ban on Abalaka vaccines
Out
of the closet the AIDS epidemic has a new face
$250,000
AIDS-care grant given to MCO
Calgery:
Gay sex leading HIV cause in city
CMV
retinitis rates decline as HAART use increases
Novel
method used to estimate cost of treating people with HIV
AIDS
activists begin hunger strike
Canada's
NSERC to fund collaborative research in fungal genomics
Drug
samples sway physicians' prescribing habits
God,
Science and HIV: A case study in how to distort an argument
HIV-infected
children fare worse when living with biological parent
HCV
activist group criticizes community coalitions supported by Schering-Plough
Doctors
Exposed
Ministry
promises to fund Israel Aids Task Force
Bombay
seeks 'rat catchers' in effort to stem disease
AIDS
comparison made
Gay
center shifts focus to age, diversity issues
Scouts'
gay ban imperils funding
US
teen birth rates continue to fall
August 8
SADC Ministers back Aids
Drugs call
Two
separate crowds address HIV controversies
Mandela
appeals to donors worldwide to help fight HIV - AIDS
SA:
Tons of medical waste found in house
Living
standards and childhood leukemia
Discussing
sex imparts attitudes to teens
August 7
Southern
African summit begins
Probe into infants' mysterious drip deaths
Foundation
gives Harvard $45 million to fight TB
Canada
tainted blood deal offered
August 6
Access
to HIV drug Kaletra to be expanded
Drug
company accused of skirting Maine law
WHO assails new report on
breast-Feeding
Mom pickets military over son's illness
family
lauded for revealing a member's Aids status
Lethal
superbug at large in Britain
Haggling
'makes the poor poorer
High
hopes for herbs
August 5
HIV-positive
cops struggle in secrecy
Tuberculosis:
risk to AIDS patients
Experimental
anti-cancer drug also has anti-HIV properties
In
China, denial of AIDS reality
Piercing opens possibilities of serious illnesses
Angolas
civil war facilitating spread of AIDS
Drug
makers rip off African AIDS victims
AIDS
Network marks 15 years
Scrub
typhus infection suppresses HIV-1 viral load
One
million Aids deaths in Uganda
Suicidal
thoughts more prevalent in older HIV-infected individuals
Tobacco
Industry Revealed
August 4
Prison
Aids policy on trial
Few
doctors trained to treat HIV patients
Medical
studies in China questioned
Movement
leadership is killing Ugandans more than HIV/AIDS
Kampala:
Free services at AIDS show
Hospital
gets new Aids tool
Man
kicks wife out home after she tests HIV+
Chemicals
are threat to unborn daughters
Mosquito
attacks its own problem
Salon.com:
Letters to the editor
August 3
HIV
used to collect debts
Ampligen
viewed as next hope for HIV antiretroviral resistance
Stress,
poor social support associated with faster progression to AIDS
Bone
marrow biopsy can provide rapid diagnosis in febrile HIV-infected patients
Plasmid
DNA potentially useful component of HIV vaccine
Multiple
factors explain lack of HIV-1 transmission betweenserodiscordant
partners
'Traveling'
Doctors go where the need is
Zulu
king warns against AIDS
pandemic
Mother
convinced vaccinations are to blame
The unexpected comeback of
tuberculosis
[In
German]
Study
may force re-think on
rheumatoid arthritis
August 2
AIDS
vaccine for unborn passes animal test
Uganda
AIDS infections
drop, deaths up
Circumcise
call to halt Aids virus in Africa
Kaposi
sarcoma sometimes responds to thalidomide therapy
Moving
the Mountain
Needle
exchange for drug users at risk of HIV
AIDS
charity switching focus
to education
AIDS
show to give oral sex condoms
Computers
used to track West Nile virus
India
HC
bans advertisement on
AIDS cure
Centre
objects to AIDS figures of
U.N. agencies
August 1
Syphilis
shocker
San
Francisco 'New rise in HIV rate rings alarms'
Thousands
Zambians died last year of AIDS-related
diseases
Pelosi
seeks to minimize cuts in City's federal AIDS funding
Oregon
drug deaths decline
Dead
Crows fuel West Nile concern
Transcript:
Steve Sternberg answers questions on AIDS
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Get Net-Savvy
New
30th Aug Whether keeping
track of imprisoned protesters,
swapping tips or
sharing
the specifics of the next
rally, the Internet has become an indispensable medium to expand the protest
base and circumvent traditional news sources.
From
The Electrohippies
MythTV News in
5 Languages
From 28 Aug, the Go.com translator
is available in 5 languages on Aidsmyth News. It will translate this page
& also any stories linked from this page. Choose a language option above.
Christine Maggiore on Fox
23rd Aug 1:00pm PST
interviewed by Linda Vestry
Maggiore
makes Newsweek
New 21st Aug MSNBCNewsweek features
a story on Christine Maggiore. Unusually, it presents dissident arguments,
without a hysterical reaction to her views. Interesting?!
See News 21 Aug, at right
Acquired
Intelligence
Deficiency Syndrome
New 18th Aug
Press release from CDC and CIA:
New incurable disease ALERT:
A deadly and irreversible irrational belief caused by a mental retrovirus
called HIV (Human Intelligence-Deficiency Virus)
Beware:
Three
Gay Stooges
New
17th Aug
Outlining their plans recently to the SF Board of Supervisors, were Aids
Stooges Mitch Katz, Tom Coates
& Mike Shriver
by David Pasquerelli,
ACT UP SF
We can Become Very E-fluential
The
AidsMyth-Buster
uses a mass marketing strategy similar to that developed by Burston Marsteller
- advisors to leading Pharma Corps.
Are you E-fluential?
by
Fintan Dunne
Dissidents
need to Get Real
New
14th August
With monolithic news organisations pushing the party line on Aids, dissidents
need to become more media savvy and use novel means to communicate effectively,
writes
Martin Kaufman
Doubting
Aids meds activism
ACT-UP Larry Kramer's
July eulogy for activist and POZ writer Stephen Gendin.
This extraordinary speech shows the dilemma of mainstream activism. In it
Kramer complains the movement "gave the drug companies our bodies to
make poisons that kill HIV & us too"
Dr Alan Cantwell,
Aids author, responds
Christine
Maggiore on KLOS
New
9th August
Long interview on Los Angeles Radio KLOS, August 7th. She talks about
her experiences at the Durban AIDS Conference, including meeting Winnie
Mandela and Judge Cameron. She also takes calls from listeners.
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August 5
from 5 to 7 pm PST
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..recent Christine Johnson forum
..fallout from the barebackers
..report Indian action group
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Resuming
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Ziagen
Warning Issued
4th Aug Glaxo Wellcome has issued a warning for its anti-HIV medication
Ziagen after reports of allergic reactions affecting 5% of patients.
Some of these reactions were were fatal. Despite this, Glaxo have
buried the warning on their Ziagen.com website- without fanfare.
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4th Aug More Articles Added
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Gary
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Gary
Null, has scheduled a powerful, two-day radio special on "AIDS in Africa"
which will be broadcast live from NOON to 1:00 PM
(EST) on Thursday, August 3rd,
and Friday, August 4th.
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Details
Mutilated
by SA Military
New
30th July
A new investigation has revealed a secret project during apartheid,
to 'cure' homosexuals by giving them sex changes. To this day dozens of
victims of the program are crippled and disfigured, stranded halfway between
male and female by incomplete sex-change operations performed by the SADF.
Mail & Guardian
Mbeki
gets award:
Newsmaker of the year
'My
plea to the media is:
Use your freedom, roundly criticize the Government as is your right, which
we are committed to defend, but do not simply hit out without cause or reflection.
Durban
Report
by Anita Allen
New 21st July The Durban Aids Conference
revealed great hypocrisy in the Aids debate, writes Anita Allen in her Durban
Report:
Shoveling out the Aids Controversy
Durban
Report
by Christine Maggiore
New
19th July From an anonymous Interent Cafe in Durban, a busy but heartened
Christine Maggiore sends this report on her exhibit at the Durban Conference
in South Africa
Mandela
shines as AIDS
Conference comes to an end
New
July 15th Mandela referred to Mbeki 'as a man
of great intellect who takes scientific thinking very seriously.'
Letter
to Clinton, Schröder,
July 13th From Karl Krafeld and Dr. Stefan
Lanka
AIDS
'dissidents' praise Mbeki
July 13th Charles Geshekter, a scientist on Mbeki's panel, said estimates
of nearly 34 million people living with HIV-AIDS were hugely exaggerated
and that only a small fraction were actually dying of AIDS.
Mainstream
panel scientists 'embarrassingly ill-prepared'
July 13th AIDS 'dissident' Charles Geshekter interviewed Geshekter
says 'The emphasis in the AIDS fight is wrong. There should instead be a
march for toilets and clean water, for food rather than AZT or nevirapine.'
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