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Can the Small Pox Vaccine Prevent HIV Infection?

Recently it was reported by scientists in the journal, BMC Immunology, that decreasing administration of the small pox vaccine is responsible for the exponential growth of HIV/AIDS in the 20th Century.

Mark Riegel, MD

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Food, Friends and AIDS: 21 Years and Counting

Food, Friends and AIDS: 21 Years and Counting

One Saturday each month, dedicated volunteers gather at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in West Palm Beach to cook, talk, laugh and feed clients of Palm Beach County's Comprehensive AIDS Program (CAP).

Mark Riegel, MD

Jenna Bush Hager Spoke About Japan, Haiti, and HIV/AIDS

Jenna Bush Hager Spoke About Japan, Haiti, and HIV/AIDS

Jenna Bush Hager talked of a message of hope, in light of recent events.

Mark Riegel, MD

December 1 is World AIDS Day

December 1 is World AIDS Day

Each year, millions of people around the world live with HIV or AIDS, some of whom do not have access to proper medical care or treatment that helps them slow or prevent the development of the disease.

Mark Riegel, MD

Criminalization of HIV Exposure and Transmission

Criminalization of HIV Exposure and Transmission

In the United States and in several other countries, there has been a question for the legal system regarding the transmission of human immunodeficiency virus infection.

Mark Riegel, MD

Educating the Young is Still the Key Focus to Reducing HIV infection

Educating the Young is Still the Key Focus to Reducing HIV infection

He was 20 years old at the time, and a user of cocaine, heroin and marijuana who had just started a live-in treatment program at Resurrection House in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia.

Mark Riegel, MD

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