Carnival of the Pozitivities

By tsmith on November 10, 2006.

Scienceblogs' coturnix is hosting this month's edition of Carnival of Pozitivities, collecting posts on HIV/AIDS from around the blogosphere. Check it out for a number of excellent posts, including this post on HIV, senior citizens, and how politics affects HIV education.

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Student guest post by Francis Mawanda.

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'HIV infection en route to endogenization: two cases' facepalm

For some reason, pop news became enamored with this paper last month (unfortunately while I was away at a conference): HIV infection en route to endogenization: two cases

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San Francisco sees declining HIV / AIDS numbers despite rise in bareback sex and STDs.

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