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The crisp, stucco exterior of an Oklahoma dental clinic concealed what health inspectors say they found inside.
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In a possible breakthrough in the fight against HIV, a baby born with the virus is now 2.5-years-old and has no signs of HIV.
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In a possible breakthrough in the fight against HIV, a baby born with the virus is now 2.5-years-old and has no signs of HIV.
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Scientists say a baby born in Mississippi with the AIDS virus appears to have been cured.
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Some in the HIV/AIDS community are really upset at Anthem Blue Cross for only paying for drugs if they're mailed to the patient.
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Some in the HIV/AIDS community are really upset at Anthem Blue Cross for only paying for drugs if they're mailed to the patient.
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From church services to free clinics to a chat on Twitter, World Aids Day was observed Saturday.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton unveiled an ambitious new White House plan for finally halting the global spread of AIDS.
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There's a new push to make testing for the AIDS virus as common as cholesterol checks.
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Local researchers in Menlo Park believe they found a way for women to block the HIV and HSV-2 viruses with a gel.
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Local researchers in Menlo Park believe they found a way for women to block the HIV and HSV-2 viruses with a gel.
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A state of the art facility in the fight against HIV/AIDS opened in San Francisco Friday.
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ABC7's Don Sanchez previews the 30th anniversary of Macy's Passport, one of the longest-running HIV/AIDS events of its kind.
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Roughly 20,000 people participated in the 26th annual AIDS Walk San Francisco and raised nearly $2.7 million.
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Roughly 20,000 people participated in the 26th annual AIDS Walk San Francisco and raised nearly $2.7 million.
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Thousands in San Francisco gathered for the annual AIDS Walk fundraiser.
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There has been a breakthrough in the fight against AIDS as the first drug to prevent HIV is expected to win FDA approval.
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Public health advocates argue the wide availability of the drug would increase the incidence of HIV.
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Public health advocates argue the wide availability of the drug would increase the incidence of HIV.
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A promising new vaccine for preventing HIV is taking a very different approach.
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Funding challenges caused the closure of a nonprofit that provides for those with HIV or AIDS.
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Great progress has been made in this country in treating HIV and AIDS, especially when it comes to children.
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Great progress has been made in this country in treating HIV and AIDS, especially when it comes to children.
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On the eve of World AIDS Day, 500 people gathered in the National Aids Memorial Grove in San Francisco's Golden Gate Park.
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Doctors are now changing their recommendation for who should receive regular HIV testing.
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New federal data shows many people diagnosed with HIV do not receive continuing care.
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Some San Francisco lawmakers voluntarily got tested for HIV testing on Friday.
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Thirty years ago AIDS and HIV were first discovered and now it is no longer a death sentence, but the stigma still remains.
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Thirty years ago AIDS and HIV were first discovered and now it is no longer a death sentence, but the stigma still remains.
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More than 600 people are infected annually with HIV in San Francisco, according to the health department.
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There are encouraging results from a new approach scientists are taking to develop a cure for AIDS.
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A couple of Stanford University students took a simple idea to start a movement that is changing the world.
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World AIDS Day is a day to re-focus attention on HIV prevention and the search for a cure.
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World AIDS Day is a day to re-focus attention on HIV prevention and the search for a cure.
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Activists, government leaders and people with the disease are marking World AIDS Day.
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The South Bay will soon be without an organization that funds HIV programs.
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Scientists have an exciting breakthrough in the fight against AIDS.
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San Francisco's gay community calls President Obama's plan to fight AIDS a huge victory.
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San Francisco's gay community calls President Obama's plan to fight AIDS a huge victory.
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Oakland wants other cities to follow its lead when it comes to HIV prevention.
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Oakland wants other cities to follow its lead when it comes to HIV prevention.
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Understanding the processes behind the diminishing life span of HIV patients is the focus of a UCSF symposium today.
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Patients diagnosed with HIV are being advised to take their medicines right away -- not to wait even if they have no symptoms.
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