CDC Censors Panel at the 2006 National STD Prevention Conference
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States Legislative Sessions Draw to a Close
Summer marks the end of state legislative sessions across the country, and…
Marriage Promotion for Refugees Living in the U.S.
On May 3, the Department of Health and Human Service’s Administration for…
Chicago Public Schools Adopt Comprehensive Sexuality Education Policy
The Board of Education of the Chicago Public Schools (CPS) has taken…
Brazil: An Inspiration and Model for HIV/AIDS Prevention
In some circles, Brazil is most commonly associated with its colorful and…
Congress Takes Aim at Crisis Pregnancy Centers
The Washington Post recently published an article stating that “millions of dollars…
Condom Interventions Do Not Lead to Earlier Sex, More Sex, or More Partners
HIV-prevention interventions that include information about condoms do not inadvertently lead to…
South African Political Figures Trial Brings HIV/AIDS and Violence Against Women to the Fore
Former South African Deputy President and presidential hopeful Jacob Zuma is on…
With New STD Statistics, State and Local Health Departments Are Instigating Change
State and local health departments across the country are reporting increasing teen…
Rhode Island Department of Education Takes Stand Against Abstinence-Only Program
The Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE) has prohibited a federally funded…
Nigeria to Outlaw Same-Sex Marriage
Nigeria’s government is planning to introduce legislation specifically banning same-sex relationships and…
GAO Report finds Frustration and Confusion in Countries Receiving U.S. Assistance for HIV/AIDS
On April 4, 2006, the United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) released…