AIDS
Eye On New York: A New Public Health Initiative, The Museum Of Mathematics, And More
This week Eye On New York looks at Mayor Bloomberg’s newest public health initiative, the only museum of mathematics in the northern hemisphere, and a major development in the fight against AIDS.
NJ Company Admits Marketing Drug Meant For Those With AIDS To Geriatric Patients
Officials from Woodcliff Lake-based Par Pharmaceutical Cos. pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal misbranding Tuesday in federal court in Newark.
Mayor Koch Remained Staunchly Private On Matters Of Sexual Orientation
Late Mayor Ed Koch was a strong supporter and champion of gay rights, but when it came to the issue of his own sexual orientation, he steadfastly maintained a commitment to privacy.
HIV, AIDS Patients To Start Moving Back Into West Village Residence After Sandy
Dozens of HIV and AIDS patients who were forced from their West Village home because of superstorm Sandy will start moving back in this week.
Manhattan HIV, AIDS Patients Still Homeless After Sandy
At the height of superstorm Sandy, the Hudson River shattered the glass doors and swamped the Bailey-Holt House on Christopher Street.
Victoria’s Secret Model Doutzen Kroes Seeks To Raise Awareness Of HIV, AIDS
Victoria’s Secret super model Doutzen Kroes is the ambassador for Dance4Life, a global movement seeking to educate young people about HIV and AIDS.
Seeing RED To Fight HIV & AIDS
You can join the fight against AIDS just by shopping. The Red Campaign features items that are chic, stylish – and for a great cause.
Ed Koch Applauds Russian Justice System In ‘Pussy Riot’ Case
There has been nearly unanimous outrage over the two-year jail sentence handed down for the members of the Russian punk band, but Former New York City Mayor Ed Koch is defending the punishment.
Roughly 45,000 Take Part In 27th Annual AIDS Walk New York To Raise Money, Awareness
45,000 people walked up to 6.2 miles in the 27th annual AIDS Walk New York on Sunday to raise money for AIDS research. It’s the largest HIV/AIDS fundraiser in the world, benefiting the Gay Men’s Health Crisis and other HIV/AIDS charities.
NYC Has Deal To Preserve St. Vincent’s Hospital
The city has announced a deal that preserves a historic building and creates a new school on the site of a former Greenwich Village hospital.
NYC Doctor Faces Prison Time For Medicaid Scam Over HIV Meds
The Manhattan District Attorney’s office says the 58-year-old Hemrajani prescribed medications for the virus that causes AIDS without determining whether the patients had it.
On World AIDS Day, NYC Health Dept. Recommends AIDS Drugs For Those With HIV
More than 110,000 people in New York City are infected with HIV, more than in any other U.S. city and about 75 percent of all cases in the state.
Eye On New York: On ‘Fashion For Action’
In this Eye on New York segment, CBS 2’s Dana Tyler speaks with Vanity Fair Fashion Market Editor Michael Carla bout the annual “Fashion For Action” event to help fight homelessness and AIDS.
Health Department Stats Show Drop In AIDS Cases In NYC
Health officials say the number of new AIDS cases in New York City declined by 25 percent in 2011, a possible outcome of improved medical care.
Nassau County Budget Cuts Hit Long Island AIDS Charity Hard
For nearly the past twenty years, the Long Island Minority AIDS Coalition has been offering free anonymous HIV testing on college campuses.


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