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A new Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and an ongoing AIDS crisis in Africa are among the top priorities for The ONE Campaign, an anti-poverty group led by CEO and President Gayle Smith. The new Ebola outbreak has killed over 300 people and could spread beyond the DRC, Smith told "Face the Nation" Sunday.  "I'm quite concerned that it hasn't risen to a higher level of attention on the world's agenda because as we know these viruses don't pay attention to borders, and they move very quickly [and] could kill a whole lot more people," she said.  The ONE Campaign was founded by Bono, the lead singer of U2. Smith served as the administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) from November 2015 to January 2018 and served as a top adviser to both former Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.  On the subject of HIV/AIDS, Smith said she worries the global community is growing complacent, even as

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Health is always obligatory for every individual. Whether he is poor or Rich, black or white, young or old- it is necessary to make yourself safe from all of diseases. There are numerous diseases in the modern world which are very harmful. One of them is HIV Aids. Human immunodefiency Virus (HIV) is today’s extremely rapidly spreading infection which has crossed 3 crores all over the World. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), due to HIV Aids 1.1 million people lost their precious lives in 2017. However, the country of Pakistan is also not free from HIV Aids. In recent event on 30th anniversary of World Aids Day, the status was shown that 150,000 people are affected by (HIV) in Pakistan while out of them only 25,000 people are registered in the treatment centers declared by minister of health. Moreover, Punjab health minister Dr Munir Ahmed stated that there are still people who feel ashamed to discuss that he or she is effected. Finally, today every one should realize o

Advertisement The ICIR investigations show that hundreds of millions of naira released for HIV campaigns, counselling and testing services may have ended in private pockets of contractors and government officials, as companies were specifically registered to siphon funds meant to save the lives of the infected. BRAZENLY STOLEN MONEY IN October of 2015, National Agency for the Control of AIDS (NACA) awarded 38 contracts to 23 firms at the cost of N1.2 billion. Their shared responsibilities were to conduct HIV counselling, testing and demand creation for HIV services in 26 out of Nigeria’s 36 states. That year, NACA broke its own fiscal record as its capital budget of N1, 930,500,120 was fully released and spent to the last kobo. Three years down the line,  The ICIR  investigations reveal, the award of contracts for these services were a smokescreen to siphon public funds. No services were meant to be rendered and none were eventually delivered. Yet, monies were released from stat

Local organizations, including one in Green Valley, are helping clothe and feed hundreds of asylum seekers dropped off by ICE agents at bus stations and churches over the past three months across the Southwest, including in Tucson. Overcrowded federal detention facilities and a spike in arrivals have prompted ICE to release hundreds of immigrants to non-profit groups or to simply drop them at bus stations. “There’s so much going on, it’s absolutely non-stop,” said Shura Wallin, co-founder of Green Valley-Sahuarita Samaritans. The frequent releases have strained faith and other non-profit organizations, who are providing necessities while attempting to contact sponsors or relatives of migrants so they have a place to stay while awaiting for an immigration hearing. Many of those at the shelters were granted asylum status after requesting it at the border. Others were picked up after crossing the border illegally and were processed under Operation Streamline. Operation St

A New York resident sickened with Brucellosis by raw milk from Pennsylvania has state agricultural officials warning residents in a three-state region about the threat. Importing unpasteurized, raw milk from state to state is a violation of federal law. The New Yorker has an RB51 infection, from a strain of the Brucella abortus bacteria, that has been traced to Miller’s Biodiversity Farm in Quarryville, PA. The farm is now under quarantine. New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania consumers were warned not drink raw milk or consume other dairy products from the Miller’s dairy. Anyone with raw milk or other dairy products from Miller’s is urged to discard them and contact their healthcare provider to discuss preventive treatment, according to the New York Department of Health. “The New Jersey Department of Agriculture is working with surrounding states to determine the extent to which raw milk from the farm in question has been received by New Jersey residents and consumers at the Ne

New Jersey residents were warned Thursday not to drink raw milk from a Pennsylvania farm after a New York resident was likely sickened by it. Pennsylvania agriculture officials on Saturday issued a quarantine of raw milk from Miller’s Biodiversity Farm in Quarryville, Pennsylvania, after the person was diagnosed with a RB51 infection, a strain of the Brucella abortus bacteria, New Jersey and New York officials announced. Raw milk or “other dairy products” from the farm were identified as the likely source of the infection and anyone who drank or ate the products was asked to discard them and contact their healthcare provider to discuss preventive treatment, according to a release from the New York Department of Health. “The New Jersey Department of Agriculture is working with surrounding states to determine the extent to which raw milk from the farm in question has been received by New Jersey residents and consumers at the New Jersey locations listed on the farm’s website,” New J

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The Gonorrhea Diagnostics Market report affords a basic outline of the Gonorrhea Diagnostics industry report contains definitions, competitive landscape evaluation, segmentations, applications, key providers, market drivers and challenges . The Gonorrhea Diagnostics Market Research report presents a complete assessment of the Market and contains a future trend, current growth factors , attentive opinions, facts, and industry validated market data. Gonorrhea is a sexually transmitted disease caused by the bacterium Neisseria gonorrhoeae and can affect both genders. It is a common infection, especially among young people aged between 15 years to 24 years. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), gonorrhea is the second most commonly reported disease in the United States affecting approximately 800,000 people each year. In the United Kingdom, about 28,000 cases of gonorrhea are reported each year. Symptoms of gonorrhea in men encompass painful urination,

The Sea is Quiet Tonight by Michael H. Ward is the author’s deeply personal yet inspirational memoir of the early years of the AIDS epidemic. Ward is a retired psychotherapist and award-winning author who eloquently takes the reader back to a time where little was known about the disease and few survived. He candidly chronicles the decline and death of his partner, Mark, from AIDS complications. In doing so, Ward seeks not only to honor all lost in this generation, but also open a vital window to the past before modern medical advances helped to save lives. His story is wrenching in its detail of a time when a diagnosis was also a death sentence, and the humanity of the LGBTQ community shined brightest as it took care of its own. Ward’s partner Mark was only the 100th person in the state of Massachusetts diagnosed with AIDS, and Ward captures this terrifying moment in our history when even well meaning doctors had little to offer beyond hospice care. ( QuerellePress.com ) Stonewall S

Engaging Traditional and Cultural Institutions in the Roll Out of the Presidential Fast Track HIV Initiative Engaging Traditional and Cultural Institutions in the Roll Out of the Presidential Fast Track HIV Initiative Since the national launch of the Presidential Fast Track Initiative on Ending AIDS as a public health threat in Uganda by 2030 in June 2017, Uganda AIDS Commission has been coordinating its implementation through several stakeholders at national and regional levels. Key among the stakeholders are the traditional and cultural institutions whose mandate is community mobilization for maternal child health services, family planning, preventing sexual and gender-based violence and HIV prevention. Cultural institutions are also mandated to mobilize resources to contribute to funding HIV related programmes. The overall goal of the Presidential Fast Track Initiative is to achieve HIV epidemic control and eliminate AIDS as a public health threat in Uganda by 2030. The in

Editor’s note: This is the second of two articles on latent tuberculosis infection in children. The first article is available at  http://bit.ly/2PZtTDu . Tuberculosis is a rapidly growing global health problem. One-quarter of the world’s population is estimated to have latent (asymptomatic) tuberculosis defined as infection by Mycobacterium tuberculosis in a person who has a positive tuberculin skin test (TST) or positive interferon gamma release assay (IGRA) result, no physical evidence of disease and a chest radiograph that is normal or reveals evidence of a healed infection. Latent tuberculosis infection can only be diagnosed by a positive TST or a positive IGRA result. More than 10 million new cases of tuberculosis occurred worldwide in 2015. Up to 10% of asymptomatically infected people will develop active tuberculosis, emphasizing the importance of identifying and treating the enormous reservoir of asymptomatically infected people. Which of the following statements are true?

December 28, 2018 Share this content: Pyrosequencing may benefit clinical decision making and reduce time to start of effective treatment in patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis. Pyrosequencing may benefit clinical decision making and reduce time to start of effective treatment in patients with drug-resistant tuberculosis (TB), according to study results published in Clinical Infectious Diseases . The emergence and spread of multidrug-resistant TB (MDR-TB) is a barrier to TB elimination and a threat to TB control. MDR-TB is resistant to the most effective first-line medications, including isoniazid and rifampin, and was reported in approximately 1.8% of patients with TB in California in 2017. Rapid diagnosis of drug-resistant TB is critical to the initiation of an effective treatment regimen. Culture-based phenotypic methods usually require > 4 weeks, which results in delayed diagnosis, treatment with ineffective drugs, poor treatment outcomes, and spread of drug-resista