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AIDS.gov KnowledgeSite

This KnowledgeSite is a special area of Living the Path highlighting data, case studies and other information from AIDS.gov.

Part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, AIDS.gov provides information from the Federal government about HIV/AIDS prevention, testing, treatment and research. AIDS.gov also educates the public on how to use new media to respond to HIV/AIDS.

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Sharing Photos to Reduce HIV Stigma

Part of the AIDS.gov KnowledgeSite According to the Pew Internet & American Life Project, online photo sharing is on the rise. The research organization reported that 37-percent ...

How AIDS.gov is Using Twitter to Reach the Masses

Part of the AIDS.gov KnowledgeSite Twitter is a wildly popular microblogging service. The Pew Internet & American Life Project found that 11% of U.S. adult Internet users are using Twi...

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HIV and Seniors

Part of the AIDS.gov KnowledgeSite The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has reported that the rate of HIV/AIDS has sharply increased in recent years. Specifically: 15% of n...

Condom Use in Inner City African American Communities

Part of the AIDS.gov KnowledgeSite Consistent condom use is one effective way to reduce HIV transmission. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, African Americans still ha...

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AIDS.gov Communications Planning Guide

Part of the AIDS.gov KnowledgeSite In April 2010, AIDS.gov published an extensive guide focusing on how the organization plans its various health communications efforts, including World AIDS Day and...

Mashup for HIV/AIDS Awareness

Part of the AIDS.gov KnowledgeSite What is a Mashup? Mashups occur when information from multiple sources such as videos, blog posts and other content are combined in a new way. Forrester ...

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AIDS.gov Podcasts

Facing AIDS 2011. Write. Snap. Share.

Write. Snap. Share. That's how easy it is to participate in AIDS.gov's Facing AIDS 2011 for World AIDS Day (December 1) photo initiative. By putting a face and a voice to AIDS, you can help promote HIV testing (find an HIV testing site near you) and decrease stigma around HIV.

Youth, Mobile, and Health at Sex::Tech 2011

Earlier this month, AIDS.gov attended Sex::Tech 2011 in San Francisco, the fourth annual conference on technology, youth, and sexual health.

AIDS.gov Blog

Commemorating National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
On this, the 12th annual National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, I remember my sister-in-law’s fight with the disease. Tragically, she did not win that fight – she left behind a devastated husband and five-year old daughter. But it is in her memory, and the memory of all the friends and loved ones we have lost,...

Conversations on National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day
February 7, 2012 marks the 12th year for National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day (NBHAAD), a national community mobilization initiative that focuses on promoting HIV education, testing, involvement, and treatment to African Americans, who are disproportionately at risk for HIV/AIDS. As part of the Federal observance of NBHAAD, I spoke with three people who are helping...