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AIDS & Hinduism in India

Researcher Nalini Tarakeshwar looks at the intersection of religion, culture, and people with HIV/AIDS in India.

Related Topics: Faiths, HIV, Religion, Treatment, Mental Health, Family, Health Care, sex workers, Health, sensitive interventions, mental health care

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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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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.

Related Topics: Faiths, Catholic, Condom, AIDS, condom distribution, loving thing, highest infection rate, HIV, condoms effectiveness, rate, moraltheological position, rates rise

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Christy Turlington and RED

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Christy Turlington and RED

Activist and model Christy Turlington, an ambassador for (RED), recently visited with mothers and children benefitting from money flowing into Swaziland, Africa to address the AIDS and HIV epidemic. The bulk of the funds coming from Product (RED) purchases is spent on making anti-retroviral (ARV) drugs (the two pills a day it takes to keep someone with HIV alive) free to those who need them. More than 70 percent of the country lives on less than $1 a day, according to the organization.

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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

Related Topics: News, AIDS, Church, prevention programs, African churches, infection rates, program, religious community, home care, faith based relief, Prevention

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When Condoms Aren't Contraceptives

The Catholic principle of 'double effect' allows an HIV-infected spouse to use them to prevent transmitting the virus.

Related Topics: Faiths, Catholic, Pain, patient, double effect, effect, patients pain, moral theologians, Condom, Pain Relief, ill patient, Theologian

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Modeling Compassion

Supermodel-turned-activist Christy Turlington on traveling to Africa and how motherhood and yoga have opened her to the present.

Related Topics: Holistic Living, Yoga, mdash, Spiritual Practice, Practice, Mother Roles, youre doing, Child, Female Generations, Mother, yoga clothing venture

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