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Swine flu: Your questions answered

Over the past week, I've been inundated with questions about swine flu, via Facebook, Twitter, CNN blogs and e-mail. So this week I'm empowering people with information about swine flu: how to protect yourself, what all the numbers mean and why you shouldn't freak out.

Commentary: Yes, we can eradicate malaria

For the past few decades when talking about malaria, public health officials and malaria experts have avoided the word "eradication."

Time.com: Scientists Bleak About AIDS Vaccine Prospects

The global economic turmoil is likely to take its toll on AIDS research funding and add to the problems plaguing the search for a vaccine against the virus, scientists warned Tuesday

Time.com: Study Traces AIDS Virus Origin to 100 Years Ago

The AIDS virus has been circulating among people for about 100 years, decades longer than scientists had thought, a new study suggests

Time.com: Are Some HIV Patients Non-Infectious?

Swiss researchers have suggested that some people with HIV can safely have unprotected sex. Why AIDS experts say that's an irresponsible, high-risk statement

Fauci: Despite 'AIDS fatigue,' Americans should care

Dr. Anthony Fauci has seen HIV and AIDS evolve from a mystery disease of the 1980s to an international health catastrophe to a disease that many consider a chronic but manageable condition.

Time.com: New HIV Infections Outpace Treatment

New HIV infections still dramatically outpace efforts in poor nations to bring treatment to patients, health officials said

Dr. Anthony Fauci fights to eradicate AIDS

Dr. Anthony Fauci got goose bumps when he began connecting the dots in the early 1980s of gay men suffering from an unknown disorder in Los Angeles and San Francisco, California, and New York.

Bird flu virus 'still smoldering,' U.S. expert says

A year ago, headlines were screaming about a looming disaster: the rapid spread of bird flu across two-thirds of the globe. The H5N1 strain of the virus was killing more than half its human victims. Experts were urging the government to stockpile medicine and experimental vaccines.

AIDS protesters: Fewer voices, still heard

"Act Up! Fight Back! Fight AIDS!

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