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'Every Mile Is A Prayer'

The AIDS Ride is a spiritual pilgrimage for many people in the fight against AIDS.

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Relief Groups Turn to Churches to Fight AIDS in Africa

In African nations where churches, NGOs and governments have worked together, infection rates have decreased

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How Can Shopping Ease AIDS in Africa?

The (RED) project, started by Bono and Bobby Shriver, makes a huge difference for millions of suffering families in Africa.

Related Topics: Holistic Living, HIV, mother to child transmission, feeding centers, Doctors, anti retroviral therapy, Africa, HIV prevalence, vulnerable children, program, community feeding

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AIDS and the Muslim World: The Heavy Price of Denial

The Muslim world's failure to confront AIDS can have devastating consequences.

Related Topics: Faiths, Islam, AIDS, Muslim World, wishful thinking, Muslim, countries concern, countries fall, traditions openness, Muslims, worlds chances, World

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Finally, the Black Church Confronts AIDS

Reluctant African-American congregations find they can no longer ignore a disease ravaging the community.

Related Topics: News, AIDS, black churches, Death Rate, Church, case management, Faith Communities, Community, congregation holds, sins churchgoers, HIV

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Why the Catholic Church Is Wise to Ban Condoms

Condoms can't protect societies--or spouses--from AIDS all the time. The loving thing to do is abstain from sex.

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AIDS Conference Marks Turning Point in Global Response

In South Africa, politics, poverty and moral leadership spotlighted the difference in AIDS' care between poor, wealthy nations

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New Study Sees AIDS Rates Jump

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