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AIDSvideos.org Reaches 2 Million Views for HIV/AIDS Prevention Education Videos Online
AIDSvideos.org, the leader in video-based HIV/AIDS prevention education, has made 106 original videos in 13 languages and received over two million views for less than $30,000. At just 1.5 cents per prevention education message delivered, AIDSvideos.org has proven that online video and social media can be used for cost-effective HIV/AIDS prevention education in an era of tightened budgets. AIDSvideos.org is now working with partners and volunteers worldwide to translate its videos into 26 languages for online and DVD distribution worldwide.
STDTestExpress Highlights National HIV Testing Day with Free HIV Testing
Site encourages all Americans to take control of their sexual health and spread the word about HIV prevention.
June 27th Is National HIV Testing Day-New York Celebrity Dentist Offers Free Oral Rapid HIV Testing In the Dental Office
June 27th is National HIV Testing Day. In recognition of this health observance day, VIP Smiles, owned by celebrity dentist Dr. Catrise Austin will be offering free HIV testing in New York City at their 57th Street location by appointment from June 21st - June 28th, 2010. VIP Smiles is the first private dental practice in the nation certified and trained to offer the OraQuick ADVANCE® Rapid HIV-1/2 Antibody Test, which can be administered orally during regular dental exams and delivers results in just 20 minutes. Since July 2009, VIP Smiles has screened hundreds dental patients for the HIV virus and believes that HIV testing in the dental office should become the standard of care.
25th AIDS Walk Boston to Take Place Sunday, June 6, 2010
AIDS Action Committee will mark the milestone of the 25th AIDS Walk in Boston by honoring 25 leaders whose contributions to the fight against AIDS over the last two-and-a-half decades have been invaluable.
Asian & Pacific Islanders Acknowledge Impact of HIV on May 19th, National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
Asian & Pacific Islander (A&PI) communities will gather together at over 25 events throughout the U.S. and Pacific Island Jurisdictions to commemorate the 6th annual National Asian & Pacific Islander HIV/AIDS Awareness Day on May 19th. Despite popular misconceptions that A&PIs are "low risk" for HIV, A&PIs have the highest percentage increases in new HIV infections--higher than any other ethnic group in the U.S.
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