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HONG KONG (Reuters) - HIV infections could quadruple over 10 years if HIV-positive people who are taking antiretroviraldrugs become complacent and stop using Condoms, researchers in Australia warned. ... Source: www.reuters.com --- 21 hours ago
HONG KONG (Reuters) - HIV infections could quadruple over 10 years if HIV-positive people who are taking antiretroviraldrugs become complacent and stop using Condoms, researchers in Australia warned. ... Source: uk.reuters.com --- 21 hours ago
HONG KONG (Reuters) - HIV infections could quadruple over 10 years if HIV-positive people who are taking antiretroviraldrugs become complacent and stop using Condoms, researchers in Australia warned. ... Source: www.timesonline.co.uk --- 1 day ago
The Vatican's teaching that bans the use of contraceptives is ignored by nearly all practising Catholics, according to a survey. ... Source: www.npr.org --- 1 day ago
Youth Radio's Pendarvis Harshaw says that among his friends, the transition from Condoms to no-Condoms signifies a lasting commitment — more so even than walking down the aisle. ... Source: www.medicalnewstoday.com --- 7 hours ago
HIV prevention remains a top priority in reducing the spread of the disease, but donor support for and access to Condoms in developing countries remain dormant and are not meeting projected needs, according to highlights of a report released Tuesday by Population Action International, VOA News reports. ... Source: www.prospect.org --- 4 hours ago
Reuters reports that a coalition of pro-choice Catholic groups has published an open letter to the Pope, calling on him to lift the ban on Catholic use of contraception. (Letter here ). Nearly all sexually active Catholics use birth control and 75 percent of Catholics already think that it's possible to be a good Catholic and disobey Church teachings on the matter, which were created over the objections of many high officials forty years ago. If you're not Catholic or just a committed secularist, you may not care, but you ought to: Lifting the ban would have great positive consequences for HIV/AIDS prevention, ending poverty and empowering women not just in the U.S. but especially in developing countries. While liberals typically make our milieu the government and policy world, it's important to remember that older cultural institutions often have just as much effect on the same challenges. The organizations that had that letter published deserve credit for being a liberal voice for social justice in an institution that doesn't welcome them, instead of simply using their option for exit, especially because so many people -- especially women -- don't have that option. --Tim Fernholz ...
Source: www.whoateallthepies.tv --- 1 day ago
Thursday's loveliest links WIll Ferrell hearts Chelsea The American funny man was spotted on Jon Stewart's Daily Show (there to promote new movie Step Brothers) wearing a Chelsea shirt. Go figure. [Unprofessional Foul] Safe soccer Some Cape Town footballers are... ... Source: www.thefrisky.com --- 2 hours ago
A Note On Playing It Safe: The Frisky thinks safe sex is smart sex - so please practice it in the way that’s right for your relationship. So, NPR posted a story saying that condom-less sex is the new engagement ring, because going bareback shows... ... Source: www.topix.com --- 1 day ago
SAfO TOMA<, 23 July 2008 - No one expected that the reaction to empty condom dispensers on SA o TomA© and PrA ncipe would be so angry. ... Source: flickeringpictures.com --- 31 minutes ago
Here’s a story I bookmarked a few months ago and was saving for a rainy day. On April 17, Pakistan’s Daily Times picked up an Agence France-Presse article about Iran’s experiments with condom and syringe vending machines targeted at drug users. “Five machines will be installed at Tehran city’s welfare shelters for addicts,” the deputy head of [...] ... Source: www.ecademy.com --- 7 hours ago
Some businesses are immune to recessions and some positively thrive in them - which ones are these?? The other day I heard that Domino's Pizza has posted record results; Weatherspoons had had a better quarter than expected and quoted it's " Beer and Burger " Campaign as being a particular success. Today it's SSL with news that Foot cream, Condoms and sex toys are booming. We should also not forget about the Pawnbrokers who are absolutely flying. IT always does well aswell. What do you know that's impervious to any recession ??? ... Source: www.fwicki.com --- 10 hours ago
The Swiss Federal Commission for HIV/AIDS raised eyebrows earlier this year when it effectively said that HIV-infected people could safely not use Condoms. ... Find more results for Condoms on RSSMicro.com |
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Australian scientists have warned HIV-positive people that anti-retroviral drugs do not eliminate the need for Condoms. ...
Condoms prevent transmissions of disease, and could be key to population control. Photo: Rampant Gian (flickr) CIA director Michael Hayden recently identified one of the biggest threats facing the U.S., something that occurs over 215 million times a day — sex. “Population is the essential multiplier for any number of human ills," Hayden said recently. He said overpopulation in the poorest parts of the world is causing global political instability and extremism, climate change, and the food and fuel crises. In the 1970s, environmentalists frequently discussed the problems of overpopulation, but in the last 30 years, rigid population control has been condemned. Robert Engleman, vice-president at the Worldwatch Institute and author of the new book More: Population, Nature and What Women Want, says that after China's controversial one-child policy, "Environmentalists came to realize how complicated and sensitive this issue was.” As food and fuel prices rise, so do concerns that the planet’s limits are finite. Population growth has slowed in developed countries, but is still rising in much of the developing world. With climate change forcing a fresh look at overpopulation, Engleman’s new book argues that “the key to limiting population growth is to give control over procreation to women.” What Engleman is suggesting is not feminism, it’s just common sense. He says that even in societies with traditionally large families, when women gain co ...
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