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Slideshow: 12 urban myths that increase your chances of catching an STD

Lori Adelman
SLIDESHOW - Sometimes the stakes are too high to let these instances of misinformation go unchecked. Now is one of those times...
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TheGrio's 100: Hydeia Broadbent, putting a face on the future of AIDS

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TheGrio's 100 - "I am the future and I have AIDS." These words, spoken by a 12-year-old Broadbent at the 1996 GOP convention, propelled changing perceptions of the disease...
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How you can stop the spread of HIV/AIDS in your community

Hydeia Broadbent
OPINION - We, as Americans, have become very complacent; since we don't see people walking around looking like death we have chosen to turn a blind eye to HIV...
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Int'l group wants Haitian deportations of sick to stop

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MIAMI (AP) - Deporting sick Haitians could jeopardize their lives because of the unsanitary conditions in the Haitian jails where they would be detained after arriving...
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Officials test for, but doubt, polio in Haiti

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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - Health officials are looking into the cases of four people who became paralyzed in northwestern Haiti while recovering from cholera...
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Haiti cholera expected to claim more lives

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GENEVA (AP) - More than 170,000 people have been infected since the epidemic began in October...
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Cholera continues to plague victims of Haiti quake

Garry Pierre-Pierre
theGRIO REPORT - Health officials estimate that by the time the disease is completely eradicated, more than 400,000 patients will be affected...
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Voodoo killings reportedly rise in Haiti epidemic

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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - At least 45 people have been killed across Haiti due to accusations they are using "black magic" to spread cholera, the director of a Voodoo association said Friday...
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Will HIV 'cure' reach the people who need it most?

Lola Adesioye
OPINION - The costs of these drugs and treatments tend to be prohibitive, making them inaccessible to most...
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Haiti cholera likely from UN troops, expert says

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PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) - Epidemiologist Renaud Piarroux concluded that the cholera originated in a tributary of Haiti's Artibonite river, next to a U.N. base outside the town of Mirebalais...
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