[raw num=”1″ align=”stretch” ] [bylines] Despite representing only 13 percent of the U.S. population, African Americans account for nearly half of all new HIV infections each year. Rates of transmission among injecting drug users, black women and black infants born to [annotation action=”hover” type=”top” tip=”Testing positively in a blood serum test for a virus.”]seropositive[/annotation] […]
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Our HIV crisis: Young and at risk
[raw num=”1″ align=”stretch” ] [bylines] In most students’ minds, the HIV/AIDS crisis was an event of the past: a bleak time of public condemnation of men who have sex with men, a searing recognition of the absence of legal and human rights afforded to affected communities and, for many, a period of intense sadness […]
“The dream is very much alive”
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Sex isn’t always safe at Yale
[raw num=”1″ align=”stretch” ] [bylines] In one of the first activities that all Yalies share in their college years, freshmen are taught to put a condom on a wooden, phallus-shaped object. Be safe — that is the message the exercise is supposed to convey. But that message may not be taking root in students’ minds. […]