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Gisma Hakim,14, suffering from malaria gets touched by her mother trying to cope with her high fever at the MSF ( Medecins Sans Frontieres ) field hospital July 17, 2012 in Jamam refugee camp, South Sudan. (Photo by Paula Bronstein/Getty Images)

Travelers beware! Malaria is a threat

Kunbi Tinuoye
theGRIO REPORT - Malaria is a mosquito-borne disease caused by a parasite, which, if left untreated can led to severe complications or even death...
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Tyler Perry's 'Temptation' plot twist goes too far

Veronica Miller
OPINION - Perry’s message is targeted specifically at black women -- live the way a good little Christian girl should, or be eternally damned with disease...
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If upcoming clinical trials prove it’s safe for adult sickle cell patients to ingest tranylcypromine, the anti-depressant could be an alternative to the current treatment. © JJAVA - Fotolia.com

Breakthrough for sickle cell disease?

Katti Gray
theGRIO REPORT - After more than three decades of studying life-threatening sickle cell disease, the most prevalent of all hereditary illnesses, University of Michigan Medical School researchers have discovered that an anti-depressant wipes out the disorder in lab-tested human blood and mice...
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Taalibah Ines kisses a coffin as she places a rose on top of it while joining a group of AIDS activists marking World AIDS Day by holding a funeral in front of the White House December 1, 2010 in Washington, DC. World AIDS day remembers the 1.8 million people who have died globally in the past year, and urges world governments to increase funding for AIDS treatment and research. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

How to end the HIV/AIDS crisis in black America

Alecia McGregor
OPINION - Two years ago, the nation’s oldest civil rights organization and oldest university formed a partnership to investigate the persistent racial disparity in HIV/AIDS in the United States...
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Black porn star allegedly behind syphilis outbreak

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theGRIO REPORT - Mr. Marcus, a legendary African-American porn star and an 18-year veteran of the adult industry, has allegedly taken responsibility for the syphilis outbreak that has temporarily shut down the pornographic film business...
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West Nile outbreak grows stateside

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VIDEO - West Nile virus is spreading faster than it has in previous summers...
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Officials from the World Health Organization wear protective clothing on July 28, 2012 as they prepare to enter Kagadi Hospital in Kibale District, about 200 kilometres from Kampala, where an outbreak of Ebola virus started. (Photo credit should read ISAAC KASAMANI/AFP/GettyImages)

World Health Organization: Ebola under control in Uganda

Rodney Muhumuza, Associated Press
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) - Doctors were slow to respond to an outbreak of Ebola in Uganda because symptoms weren't always typical, but a World Health Organization official said Friday that authorities are halting the spread of the deadly disease...
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Uganda loses tourists with Ebola cases, deaths

Rodney Muhumuza, Associated Press
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) - The latest Ebola outbreak in Uganda has dimmed hopes of a successful year for the country's growing tourism industry, government officials and tour operators said on Wednesday...
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Massive landslides induced by torrential rains destroyed three villages in the mountainous district of Bududa in eastern Uganda Monday, June 25, 2012

6 more Ugandans admitted with possible Ebola

Rodney Muhumuza, Associated Press
KAMPALA, Uganda (AP) - Six more patients suspected to have Ebola have been admitted to the hospital days after investigators confirmed an outbreak of the highly infectious disease...
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United Nations AIDS chief Michel Sidibe speaks during the opening session of the International AIDS Conference in Washington, on Sunday, July 22, 2012. (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)

US donates extra $150 million to battle AIDS

Lauran Neergaard, Associated Press
WASHINGTON (AP) - Science now has the tools to slash the spread of HIV even without a vaccine...
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