Warning: Eric Avery pulls no punches. His artwork is graphic and sometimes horrific. But so is the world of HIV/AIDS, where its victims experience a daily dose of fear, despair and hopelessness. Those ...
COLUMBIA, S.C. — Looking for a new and more effective method for delivering important messages about HIV/AIDS to teens, University of South Carolina researchers turned to the graphic novel format.
Columbia, SC (WLTX) -- African-Americans make up about 76% of the new HIV/AIDS cases in South Carolina. Currently, there are about 7000 African-American men in South Carolina that are living with HIV, ...
The young men sat at their desks in a S.C. Department of Juvenile Justice classroom, staring hard at the book each had just been handed. The book, a 30-page graphic novel — a story told in pictures ...
HIV/AIDS infections are growing at an alarming rate for young adults. In 2009, youth, ages 13-29, accounted for 39% of all new HIV infections in the U.S. (Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention, Centers for ...
Federal health officials are investigating a San Francisco AIDS prevention organization to determine whether its programs comply with government obscenity standards. A four-person team from the ...
More than 334,700 people are currently living with HIV in Ghana. In 2024 alone, Ghana recorded over 15,200 new HIV infections and more than 12,600 AIDS-related deaths, underscoring the ongoing public ...
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