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Howard Stern's closet shove.
PrEP Work.
Smithsonian censorship protested in D.C.
No divorce rights in Nebraska.
General Amos urges respectful DADT Repeal.
PETA's racy Super Bowl Ad (VIDEO). Good luck with that.
Parkinson's drug causes Gay Sex Addiction?
The 24-Hour Hollywood Rush.
Antigay Activist: Spouse Abuser?
Mrs. Garrett on Geri: "It's Wonderful".
Scottish Cycling Champ Comes Out.
Three men charged for distributing “Death to Gays” leaflets.
Naval Academy recognizes husband of late Alum.
Artist Spotlight: Yeni Mao.
Civil Unions bill fails in Wyoming.
Designer Charles Nolan dies at 53.
Is "The Biggest Loser" trying to keep their trainers in the closet? Such a shame!
Thai Airline recruits Trans Women as Flight Attendants.
From "Picket Fences" to "Pretty Little Liars": A timeline of teen lesbians on TV.
Lesbian Filmmakers offer DVD on Challenger 'Teacher in Space' Christa McAuliffe (VIDEO)
Why the gay killer in "The Mechanic" is a good thing for gay visibility (SPOILERS)
When students harass gay teachers.
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Monday, January 31, 2011
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Friday, December 24, 2010
Science Honors Two HIV Advances
By Advocate.com Editors
Two major advances in HIV prevention made Science magazine's top 10 achievements of 2010.
Included in Science's list was a study that demonstrated a microbicide can effectively reduce HIV transmission in women. The majority of the study, conducted in South Africa, was funded by the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief. In the 889 women who took part in the trial, microbicides reduced HIV transmissions by 39%.
Also honored among the top 10 science achievements of the year was the Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Initiative (PREP), which demonstrated daily use of the drug Truvada significantly lowered HIV transmission in men who have sex with men. Read more about the PREP findings here.
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Two major advances in HIV prevention made Science magazine's top 10 achievements of 2010.
Included in Science's list was a study that demonstrated a microbicide can effectively reduce HIV transmission in women. The majority of the study, conducted in South Africa, was funded by the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief. In the 889 women who took part in the trial, microbicides reduced HIV transmissions by 39%.
Also honored among the top 10 science achievements of the year was the Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Initiative (PREP), which demonstrated daily use of the drug Truvada significantly lowered HIV transmission in men who have sex with men. Read more about the PREP findings here.
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