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Mar 20

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South Africa Considers Male Circumcision as Part of HIV Prevention Plan

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Male circumcision, which was recommended in 2007 by the World Health Organization as a prevention method for HIV, is receiving new attention from countries like South Africa that are struggling to fight the epidemic.

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Feb 16

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Microbicide Gels May Help Prevent HIV/AIDS Transmission

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Two new studies of topical gels meant to prevent the transmission of HIV are providing fresh hope for the field of HIV prevention research after a string of disappointing set-backs.

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Jan 29

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Issue of Military Suicides Continues to Raise Concern

Army officials said Thursday that suicides among troops are at their highest level in decades. In 2008, the Army suicide rate surpassed the civilian rate for the first time since the Vietnam War. In this encore report, Betty Ann Bowser…

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Jan 05

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Even Insured Patients Struggle as Health Care Costs Rise

As health insurance premiums and deductibles rise, even patients with health insurance are finding it difficult to keep up with escalating costs. Betty Ann Bowser reports on the challenges facing the "underinsured" in Nashville, Tenn.

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Nov 26

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Study Shows First-ever Drop in U.S. Cancer Rates

New cancer rates in the United States have declined for the first time and the cancer death rate among men and women has continued to drop, according to a report published Tuesday. A doctor discusses the promising new data with…

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Aug 08

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AIDS Conference Highlights Successes in Treatment, Struggles in Prevention

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Researchers and activists focused on the search for an HIV vaccine and other prevention methods, as well as broadening access to HIV care across the globe, at this week's International AIDS Conference in Mexico City, which concluded Friday.

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Nov 30

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Tanzania Implements HIV Prevention Measures as World Marks AIDS Day

As part of a U.S.-backed fight against HIV infection in Tanzania, student groups perform plays and stage other events in a bid to develop new techniques that will help prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS. Susan Dentzer examines these programs on…

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Nov 06

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Extended Interview: U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Mark Dybul

Ambassador Mark Dybul, U.S. Global AIDS coordinator of the president's AIDS initiative known as PEPFAR, talks about the program's impacts, challenges and future.

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Aug 15

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Conference Stresses Testing, Role of Women in AIDS Prevention

World health experts and community leaders gathered in Toronto for the 16th International AIDS Conference. Former NewsHour correspondent Charlayne Hunter-Gault, who attended the conference, discusses the ideas put forth.

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Mar 25

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Army Strengthens Suicide Prevention Efforts in Iraq

The Army highlighted ways it is intensifying suicide prevention efforts in Iraq after releasing a study Thursday showing the rate at which soldiers in that country take their own lives is higher than for the overall Army.

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