Shoulders To Stand On EC November Issue 2016 The Long Road To Wellness Once Michael Gottlieb in 1981 identified the virus which would be called gay cancer, grid, gay compromise syndrome, HIV and finally AIDS, it took the government, the
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Shoulders To Stand On EC October Issue 2016 AIDs Research and Treatment Research and treatment of a disease ultimately begin with its identification. The next task is to determine cause and then how it is transmitted. Once these are determined,
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Shoulders To Stand On EC August Issue 2016 This month Shoulders to Stand On will look at the impact of AIDS on students in American schools beginning with perhaps the most well known and publicized story of one such individual
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Shoulders To Stand On EC June Issue 2016 AIDS in Minority Communities This month Shoulders To Stand On will begin looking at AIDS in Minority Communities. AIDS does not discriminate. In 1981, when Dr. Michael Gottlieb and his
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Shoulders To Stand On EC May Issue 2016 Last month we looked at ACT-UP. This organization was on the front lines working the pharmaceutical companies , federal, state and local governments and health departments to provide resources to fight AIDS.
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Shoulders To Stand On EC February Issue 2016 A Community’s Response To AIDS – The Year AIDS Hit Home – 1985 In January the CDC reports provisional Public health Service interagency recommendations for the screening of donated blood for antibodies
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Shoulders To Stand On EC December/January Issue 2015 A Community’s Response To AIDS – A Pivotal Year 1984 The year 1984 was an extraordinary year for AIDS research, testing, drug treatment, and the politics of AIDS. Each of these threads
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Shoulders To Stand On EC November Issue 2015 A Community’s Response To AIDS – Early Rochester Community AIDS Education With the identification of AIDs in June, 1981 by Dr. Michael Gottlieb, U of R Medical Center trained physician, the CDC
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Shoulders To Stand On EC October Issue 2015 A Community’s Response To AIDS – Center for Disease Control Early Response Recognition of the emerging epidemic was gradual in NYS, as elsewhere. After the Centers for Disease Control declared that the
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Shoulders to Stand On EC September Issue 2015 A Community’s Response To AIDS – AIDS Rochester, Inc. (cont’d) AIDS Rochester was formed in 1982 to respond to community needs regarding AIDS. In 1983, Jackie Nudd became President of AIDS Rochester.