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Syphilis increasing among gay men

By Bob Roehr – Contributing Writer Rate of infection overall up 12 percent, is higher in men than in women The number of new cases of primary and secondary syphilis increased to 11,181 in 2007, a 12 percent increase over the previous year, according to prel…

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Pride Institute Introduces New Staff

Pride Institute, a program tailored for LGBT people dealing with addiction, depression, anxiety and other mental health issues, has announced the appointment of several new members to the treatment team. The team includes Program Coordinator Franky Smith, L…

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Deaths • 02.29.08

Jeff Young, a former Dallas resident and an American Airlines employee for more than 15 years, died at home in Cincinnati on Jan. 21, surrounded by family. Young had lived in Dallas for many years, where he was a member of the Pegasus Slowpitch Softball Ass…

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Ban on hiring HIV-positive employees lifted

By Bob Roehr – Contributing Writer U.S. State Department changes policy just weeks befoe Lorenzo Taylor’s lawsuit challenging policy was set for trial Lorenzo Taylor The U.S. Department of State has changed its policy prohibiting the hiring of persons who a…

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UofM researchers announce progress in HIV research

By Staff Reports Researchers at the University of Minnesota have “taken a crucial step” toward understanding the structure of proteins involved in inhibiting HIV-1 infection, according to a statement released Wednesday, Feb. 20, by university officials. Acc…

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Anti-AIDS gel fails in trials

By Marilynn Marchione – AP Medical Writer The first anti-AIDS vaginal gel to make it through late-stage testing failed to stop HIV infection in a study of 6,000 South African women, disappointed researchers announced Monday, Feb. 18. The study was marred by…

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Deaths • 02.15.08

Jack Stephen Gramlich, 57, died Feb. 12 in Dallas from complications of metastic melanoma. Gramlich was born Aug. 23, 1950, in Highland, Ill. He graduated from public schools there and received his bachelor’s degree in music education from Southern Illinois…

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Rate of new HIV infections up in Dallas County in 2007

By David Webb – Staff Writer County official says rising infection rate due in part to better education leading more people to get tested LaShonda Worthey Dallas County’s Department of Health and Human Services recorded increases in new HIV infections and a…

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Activists critical of Bush's AIDS budget for coming fiscal year

By Bob Roehr – Contributing Writer Proposal slashes HHS funds by more than $2 billion overall; grants to states up about $8 million, but grants to cities down by $8 million Joe Solmonese, president of the Human Rights Campaign, said his organization is “dee…

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2 new AIDS drugs show promise in suppressing HIV

By Staff Reports Vicrivirox works better than older drugs in holding back virus, study shows; IDX899 provides “‘rapid, profound’ inhibition of HIV replication Bloomberg News reported this week that Schering-Plough Corp.’s new AIDS drug, designed to block th…

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Experts say HIV-positive people with no viral load cannot transmit HIV

By Rex Wockner – Wockner News Service Swiss experts say HIV-positive people with no viral load cannot transmit HIV Swiss AIDS officials have determined that if you’re taking anti-HIV drugs and you always take the drugs on schedule and your HIV blood tests c…

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Deaths • 10.31.08

Ferdinand Noel Reyes, 46, died of natural causes on Oct. 24 at Parkland Hospital in Dallas. Reyes, born May 30, 1962, was a native of the Philipines. He had lived in the Dallas area for 13 years. He worked as a makeup artist. He is survived by his partner…

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