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Obama criticized on AIDS program (Spartanburg Herald-Journal)

7 hours ago ago from Methadone Treatment

AIDS advocates complained bitterly that they had been betrayed and that the Bush administration’s best legacy was being gutted — and they blame a doctor and budget adviser who is also the brother of the White House chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel. “I’m holding my nose as I say this, but I miss George W. Bush,” said Gregg Gonsalves a long-time AIDS campaigner. “On AIDS, he really stepped up. He did a tremendous thing. Now, to have this ...

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DOTS has cured 36m People, prevented up to 8m TB deaths over 15 years, WHO says

14 hours ago ago from net2dvd

Since the WHOdevelopedDirectly Observed Therapy, Short-course (DOTS) in 1994 for the treatment of tuberculosis, approximately 36 million people have successfully completed treatment and been cured over the past 15 years, according to new data released by the WHO on Tuesday, health-e reports (Thom, 12/8). The data shows that up to 8 million TB deaths have been averted, according to a WHO press release, which Cured , ...

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Initial Claims Rise to 474,000

8 hours ago ago from Expected Returns

From Bloomberg , initial jobless claims in U.S. increased to 474,000 : Jobless claims are volatile in the final two months of year, when holidays make it difficult for the government to adjust for such seasonal factors. Claims were forecast to drop to 455,000 from 457,000 for the prior week, according to the median estimate of 45 economists in a Bloomberg News survey. Estimates ranged from 380,000 to 490,000. The four-week average of ...

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Obama Administration Cuts AIDS Treatment

1 day ago ago from Gay Vantage

The Obama Administration has released its global AIDS plans and many are unhappy and left wanting more.  Obama's plan calls for putting less people on antiretroviral drugs and instead focus more on prevention and other communicable diseases that cost less to fight. According to the New York Times, AIDS activists are frustrated and some are going so far as to say that they actually miss President Bush, since he did more for the cause. ...

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Capture Cardiff: spotlight on HIV

3 hours ago ago from Just Jules

HIV and Aids is one of the world’s most infectious diseases 5 people die every minute and the latest World Health Organisation figures show 33 million people were infected and 2 million people died in 2007. So what about here in Wales? The latest recorded stats from the Health Protection Agency show 1082 people are currently accessing care for HIV, an increase from 330 in 2000. In Cardiff, there were 309 registered Cardiff residents ...

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AP Sources: Wolf, Hawkins agree with Brewers

15 hours ago ago from PopEater

INDIANAPOLIS -The Milwaukee Brewers landed a pair of free-agent pitchers Wednesday, reaching agreements with starter Randy Wolf and reliever LaTroy Hawkins, two people familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press. Wolf's deal is worth $29.75 million over three years and includes a $10 million option for 2013, one of the people said Wednesday. Hawkins will get $7.5 million over two seasons, the other person said. Both agreements ...

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ADB: Philippine poverty up despite economic growth

7 hours ago ago from PopEater

MANILA, Philippines -Moderate economic growth in the Philippines in recent years did not translate to poverty reduction, which has been slower compared to the country's neighbors, said an Asian Development Bank report released Thursday. Household poverty rose by 2.5 percentage points to 26.9 percent from 2003 to 2006, and the number of poor people swelled by nearly 4 million people to 27.6 million despite an average domestic economic growth ...

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Univ. panel: Legalization of immigrants beneficial

22 hours ago ago from Good News Now

DENVER -Millions of undocumented people in the U.S. should be given a path to legal status after the country finds a way to stop illegal immigration, business and government leaders said in a report Wednesday. The University of Denver report argues that legalizing as many of the estimated 12 million undocumented immigrants as possible could strengthen the economy and national security. But it should come with conditions, such as requiring new ...

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Homeless shelter has $45K budget shortfall after double the number of people are in need

21 hours ago ago from Media General - WCBD.com

Search: Keyword Site Web | RSS + - Text Size Print Share This Homeless shelter has $45K budget shortfall after double the number of people are in need Raymond Owens Published: December 9, 2009 Updated: December 2009 A lowcountry homeless shelter is seeing a major increase in people, due to ...

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Workers’ Compensation Drug Cost Inflation is Up

7 hours ago ago from PopEater

Drug cost inflation in workers’ compensation is up 7.5 percent according to Health Strategy Associates’ (HSA) Sixth Annual Survey of Prescription Drug Management in Workers’ Compensation. This increase came after five years of progressively lower drug cost inflation rates documented in HSA’s previous surveys. Workers’ compensation payers said the primary cost driver was utilization, citing such specific issues as the over-use of pain ...

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