HIV
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.
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.
Stories From Main Street: Greenwich Teen Helps Young People Around The World
December is Universal Human Rights Month and a teenager in Greenwich, Conn. has found a way to give a voice to young people all over the world.
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.
Rob Vassilarakis Goes From Living On Streets To Running Them In New York City Marathon
A nosy mom who couldn’t accept her son changed his life forever.
Sexual Revolution: Big Advances Made In Male Birth Control
Since the birth control pill first hit the market more than 50 years ago dozens of other female contraceptives have come along behind it. But there’s been nothing new for men.
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.
Eye On New York: On Health
In this Eye on New York segment, CBS 2′s Dana Tyler examines the role that HIV and AIDS play in the city.
NYC Patient Infected With AIDS Virus Through Kidney Transplant
The case is considered extremely rare, but some health officials noted that there is no strict policy for when live donors should be tested for the AIDS virus before a transplant.
Hepatitis Scare At Lawrence Hospital In Bronxville
The state Health Department says 10 patients who had surgery in January at Lawrence Hospital in Bronxville should be tested for hepatitis and HIV infections.
Hepatitis And HIV Warning In Rockland County
If your blood was tested at one Rockland County medical facility, you may have reason to worry.
23rd Annual Bailey House Auction and Party To Support Those With AIDS & HIV
Help take a stand against the spread of HIV & AIDS by supporting the Bailey House Auction and Party on Wednesday, February 23rd at the Lexington Avenue Armory.
Health Department Rolls Out New HIV Prevention Ads
New York City’s Health Department is no stranger to controversial health campaigns, will this be one of them?


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