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MRSA Compensation Claims
MRSA stands for Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus Aureus It is also better known and referred to as the ?superbug

Justice Recognized in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS
Rev. J. Stanley Justice to receive The Pocketbook Honors in recognition of his unwavering commitment to education, awareness and prevention in the fight against the AIDS epidemic. This award ceremony is part of the on-stage production of The Pocketbook Monologues making its New York City premiere on June 28, 2008. Two amazing performances will be held featuring Kim Coles, Phyllis Yvonne Stickney, Jacque Reid, Toni Belafonte, Sheron Smith and creator Sharon K. McGhee.

Rev. Lynda T. Rassman Receives Award for 'Praise-Worthy' Efforts in the Fight Against HIV/AIDS
Rev. Linda T. Rassman to receive The Pocketbook Honors in recognition of her commitment to education, awareness and prevention in the fight against the AIDS epidemic.This award ceremony is part of the on-stage production of The Pocketbook Monologues making its New York City premiere on June 28, 2008. Two amazing performances will be held featuring Kim Coles, Phyllis Yvonne Stickney, Jacque Reid, Sheron Smith, Toni Belafonte, Taylor Jenkins-Thompson and creator Sharon K. McGhee.

Nationwide Progress Poll Reveals Increased Efforts by Hospitals to Control MRSA Infection : Healthcare Facility Infection Prevention and Control Pro
More than three out of four (76%) infection prevention and control professionals (ICPs) polled indicated they have implemented additional measures to prevent the transmission of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) in the last year, but 54% said their institutions are not doing as much as they could and should be doing to prevent the spread of this virulent pathogen, according to an online survey conducted by the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC).

Vitamins - A Vital Part of HIV Nutrition
An integral part of any HIV treatment program should be aimed at drawing attention and stressing on nourishment Highlight of that specific aimed should be emphasized on Vitamins for HIV

Report Finds Schizophrenia Twice as Common as HIV/AIDS
NAMI survey shows Americans misinformed.

Post Polio Sufferers Try Age-Old Mineral Bath Treatments
Somehow, everything old becomes new again Mineral bath treatment, or balneotherapy, is certainly not new

Launch of microbicide expected to AID in the prevention of STD'S and HIV
LA JOLLA, CA (March 24, 2008)- Today, Instead Sciences, Inc. announced that its microbicidal personal lubricant, Amphora, which has been cleared as safe for human use by the FDA, has shown promising results in clinical studies to also prevent the contraction of certain sexually transmitted diseases, including HSV (Herpes), gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and HIV. In light of the revealing report published earlier this month by the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) stating that one in four teenagers has a sexually transmitted infection, the announcement of a microbicide which may prevent the spread of these diseases is very encouraging.



HIV Now Under Attack by an Oral AIDS Vaccine Named Immureboost Vichai Jirathitikal has developed an oral AIDS vaccine originally named V-1. V1 is a specially formulated pill that contains HIV-1 viral antigens capable of withstanding the degradation in the stomach. As a result V1 can pass into the gastrointestinal tract and will be eventually presented by intestinal enterocytes to underlying mucosal immune cells. International Physician's Group Questions Circumcision to Prevent HIV Doctors Opposing Circumcision (DCO), the Seattle-based physician’s non-profit educational organization, announces the online publication of its statement, "The Use of Male Circumcision to Prevent HIV Infection." Drug-Resistant Bacteria MRSA on the Rise in Southern Communities -- Doctors Report Increase in Clindamycin Prescriptions The once common hospital infection, MRSA, has begun to appear in communities in the southern regions of the United States. This drug-resistant staph bacteria can be particularly difficult to treat because of its resistance to multiple antibiotics. However, pediatricians and pharmacists are still able to rely on clindamycin (Cleocin) to treat these skin infections in children. The addition of a flavoring system such as FLAVORx can be used to ensure adherence to drug regimens for young patients. Mobility Matters for Polio-disabled of Sierra Leone Mercy Ships highlights contributions of West African polio communities on World Polio Day ChicBlvd.com and Hint Mint Raise Over $10,000 to Fight the HIV/AIDS Pandemic ChicBlvd.com partners with Hint Mint to raise over $10,000 to fight the HIV/AIDS pandemic through a unique and compelling campaign called Carry a Tin 4 Aids. Sinus MRSA: What to do when Methicillin Resistant Staph Aureus Infects Your Patient MRSA the "Superbug" is in the news and is more prevalent than ever before. MRSA can also invade the sinuses and cause tough sinus infections, which are difficult to treat. This article discuses treatment options for patients with serious MRSA staph infections in the sinuses and offers solutions to physicians for erradicating these organisms. Report Finds Schizophrenia Twice as Common as HIV/AIDS NAMI survey shows Americans misinformed. Other Sites of Interest Check out these other sites of interest in our network of sites.