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Employers are becoming directly involved in the AIDS crisis as the number of employees suffering from the disease grows. AIDS in the workplace raises a host of new questions, some of them highly ...

ATLANTA – The number of people who are infected with HIV and don't know it, both nationally and in Michigan, could decrease radically under proposed government guidelines that would make testing for ...

OraSure Technologies CEO Douglas Michels walks softly and carries a small stick. Actually, the stick is a white, plastic HIV test that uses oral fluid, is quick and has been approved by the FDA for ...

The Food and Drug Administration yesterday approved a rapid AIDS test that public health officials hope will substantially increase the number of people seeking testing, and decrease the fraction who, ...

Fighting AIDS was supposed to show George W. Bush’s softer side. “Seldom has history offered a greater opportunity to do so much for so many,” he said in his State of the Union address this past ...

National HIV Testing Day is just a few weeks away, and the Florida Department of Health in Orange County is partnering with local organizations to provide free HIV/AIDS testing this month. The Centers ...

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The debate on the quality and state of HIV/AIDS testing kits procured by the government is getting even more wriggly. The Ministry of Health now says it has not received an advisory from the World ...

A South Korean activist participates in a protest to demand the government reform its policy over people infected with HIV or AIDS in Seoul (July 8, 2004). Credit: REUTERS/Lee Jae-Won Despite 30 years ...