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Woman with child orphaned by AIDS in Kenya.
11.02.2008 After raising her HIV-positive nephew, whose parents passed away due to AIDS, Bernadette Otieno founded an organization that currently supports 93 orphans so that they can live with foster families, not in orphanages.
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Image: Woman with child orphaned by AIDS in Kenya. © Academy for Educational Development
06.12.2007 In past years, the HIV epidemic has ravaged the populations of many former Soviet nations, the majority of victims claimed by needle sharing and drug use. Thanks to new programs such as needle exchange and harm reduction, these countries are taking big steps in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
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Related topics/regions: [Russian Federation] [Ukraine]
Syringe exchange programs curve HIV infection
07.11.2007 Although syringe exchange programs have proven effective in reducing HIV infections among U.S. drug users, government support remains spotty, comment experts in the field.
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Image: Syringe exchange programs curve HIV infection © Global Health Council
Widespread use of unsterilized needles provokes the spread of HIV/AIDS.
30.10.2007 The Thai government's policy of compulsory rehabilitation or incarceration for drug users has increased stigma and HIV risk, but local groups representing Thai drug users and HIV-infected citizens are pushing for more constructive programs.
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Related topics/regions: [Thailand]
Image: Widespread use of unsterilized needles provokes the spread of HIV/AIDS. © Global Health Council
"The Positive Connection" helps HIV-positive South Africans be more open with their partners.
11.10.2007 HIV-positive South Africans are finding love through an online dating service specifically designed for them, which helps to break the social stigmas associated with AIDS.
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Related topics/regions: [South Africa]
Image: "The Positive Connection" helps HIV-positive South Africans be more open with their partners. © Voluntary Service Overseas

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