AIDS
Hopkins Pediatrician Says Toddler’s HIV Cure Should Be Replicable
A medical breakthrough could save millions of lives. A child born HIV positive is now cured, and Hopkins doctors are behind the research.
Baltimore City Observes World AIDS Day
AIDS was first recognized 31 years ago. Medical advancements and education has helped in the fight against the disease, but cities like Baltimore are an example that there’s still a long way to go.
Local Restaurants Partake In ‘Dining Out For Life’ To Benefit Moveable Feast
It’s called Dining Out for Life, and if you don’t have plans Thursday night you’ll have a chance to help a good cause.
Sharon Stone, Bill Gates Join AIDS Events In D.C.
Sharon Stone, Bill Gates and other celebrities are heading to Washington to join the International AIDS Conference and raise funds for AIDS research.
FDA Panel Backs First Pill To Block HIV Infection
The first drug shown to prevent HIV infection won the endorsement of a panel of federal advisers Thursday, clearing the way for a landmark approval in the 30-year fight against the virus that causes AIDS.
Man Charged With Robbing Columbia CVS With Blood-Filled Syringe
A syringe filled with blood! That’s what a bizarre bandit used to steal thousands of dollars in prescription drugs from a Howard County pharmacy.
Athletes Teach Students About HIV Through Project
In a classroom at Walker Jones Educational Center, four Howard track athletes, a George Washington soccer player and a former all-American sprinter from Georgetown push tiny desks and chairs against the walls to create a playground for the afternoon’s game. It’s called HIV Attacks!
Coppin State Attempts To Raise HIV Awareness By Creating World’s Largest Red Ribbon
In the 30 years since AIDS and HIV was diagnosed in America, Baltimore has seen its new infection rate climb to be the fifth worst in the country.
Baltimore Urges Residents To Get Tested For HIV
Doctors say thousands of people living in Maryland are HIV positive and they don’t even know it.
Md. School Of Medicine Makes Progress On HIV/AIDS Vaccine
Exciting news in medical research–a possible vaccine to prevent HIV/AIDS.
University Of Maryland To Get AIDS Vaccine Funding
The University of Maryland School of Medicine is announcing a funding consortium to pay for preclinical development of an HIV/AIDS vaccine candidate.
O’Malley To Join D.C.-Area Leaders At AIDS Summit
Maryland Gov. Martin O’Malley is scheduled to join Washington-area leaders at a summit on reducing rates of HIV and AIDS.


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