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Illinois House Appropriations-Human Services Committee Meeting on ADAP and Prevention Funding
The Illinois House Appropriations-Human Services Committee will hold a hearing on Friday, January 22, 2010 Time 10:00 AM in Room 16-504 James R. Thompson Center on ADAP funding. The meeting is open to the public and you are encouraged to attend, but arrive early as space is limited.
NYT Op-Ed: Have Faith in an AIDS Vaccine
VACCINE researchers don’t often find themselves at the center of public controversies. But a storm has erupted over the announcement last month that an experimental AIDS vaccine tested in Thailand proved modestly effective. It was billed as a major scientific advance — the long-awaited hard evidence that it is possible to inoculate people against AIDS.
Don't Turn Back the Clock on HIV Prevention
Unless Congress acts now, the District of Columbia-where one in 20 residents is living with HIV-will be hamstrung in its efforts to fight one of worst HIV/AIDS epidemics in the nation.
10 - Living the Lifestyle Wellness Conference
On July 31, African-American MSM leaders, service providers, and others attended the prevention and wellness conference called 10- Living the Lifestyle Wellness Conference. Participants networked and gained skills and resources to strengthen HIV/AIDS prevention efforts for the African-American MSM (AAMSM) community.
Bill would cut reinfection of STDs, health risks
Via Southtown Star
By Maura Possley, Staff Writer
Not a week goes by that Dr. Matthew Johnson doesn't treat a patient in his Park Forest office for a reinfected sexually transmitted disease.
Teens Create Safe Sex Ringtone for Citywide HIV/AIDS Awareness Campaign

CHICAGO – The beat and rhyme feels similar to Kanye West’s “Heartless,” a song easily recognized by Chicago youths. But instead of the rapper’s Auto-Tuned lament, we hear a young girl intoning a vital message to her peers: “How could you go unprotected/don’t you feel disrespected/being safe is priceless/you need to go get tested.”
STD Rates Higher Than Ever While Funding For Prevention Declines
Health Departments React with Alarm to New CDC Surveillance Data
STD Rates Higher Than Ever While Funding For Prevention Declines
2009 Proposed Chicago Budget Preserves Funding for AIDS Prevention, Housing
The AIDS Foundation of Chicago thanks Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley for safeguarding essential HIV prevention and AIDS housing services from funding reductions in his 2009 proposed city budget, which was made public today. The overall proposal reportedly includes $469 million in spending reductions cuts and layoffs designed to balance the budget.









