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Clean water critical need in Haiti

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Earthquake survivors and medical facilities in Haiti in desperate need of clean water to avoid spread of disease.
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Brazil's effective HIV prevention strategies

Exploring the effective and controversial strategies that have reduced the spread of HIV in Brazil in the last decade....
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New AIDS policy for South African military

The South African military is now allowing HIV-positive soldiers to serve in foreign deployments and be promoted....
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New beginning in South Africa's AIDS battle

South Africa has the largest number of HIV-infected people on the planet, but the country is taking aggressive new steps to fight AIDS....
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Mammograms around the world

New guidelines for mammograms -- screenings at 50, every 2-3 years -- consistent with many other countries around the world....
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H1N1 endangers Indians in the Amazon

The Venezuelan government has sealed off part of the country to stop H1N1 from devastating the Yanomami Indians....
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Maternal mortality in Afghanistan

Badakhshan in northeast Afghanistan now ranked second worst in the world in maternal mortality -- how NGOs are stepping in to help....
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Story behind new HIV vaccine

An AIDS vaccine trial in Thailand showed the vaccine cut the risk of infection by as much as a third; scientists encouraged by results....
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DDT use provokes political battle in Uganda

The U.S. and WHO encourage African countries to use DDT to fight the spread of malaria, but some Ugandans are protesting....
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Fighting the spread of fake drugs in developing world

Fake drugs prevalent in developing world, where scant regulation lets useless and sometimes dangerous medicine land on store shelves. ...
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