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Condoms for kindergartners - AP

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A new policy in some Massachusetts public schools will make condoms available to all students beginning in elementary school

HIV predator changes plea from guilty to non-guilty - WISH

| Pat McMahon

Indiana man accused of not telling more than 100 sexual partners that he was HIV positive

Cuts in ADAP a major blow to AIDS patients

| Geoff Holtzman

As Congress grapples with ways to cut spending, the share of HHS dollars earmarked for ADAP has gradually decreased in recent years

DA drops charges against HIV-positive man who used spit as weapon - Colorado Independent

| Pat McMahon

Denver District Attorney drops ‘assault with a deadly weapon’ charge against HIV-infected man who spit on another man

Blood agency reviews gay donor policy - Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

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An advisory panel of the Dept. of Health and Human Services will examine whether a 1977 blood donation policy affecting gay individuals will stay standard

AIDS groups protest FIFA ban - AP

| Julia McClatchy (admin)

AIDS awareness groups said Saturday they are protesting a ban by the world soccer body FIFA on distributing health related information and condoms at World Cup stadiums

D.C. students: Free condoms are too cheap, too small - Washington Post

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Students must complete a 30-minute online training course called ‘WrapMC’ — for ‘Master of Condoms’

The future resurrection of Dubya

| Myra Adams

Finding a cure for Bush Derangement Syndrome

Bless these condoms, father, for they're on skin - AFP

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Philippine Catholic bishops, already waging a bitter battle with the government over birth control, received an unwelcome gift on Monday when female activists delivered them two baskets of condoms

An adolescent condom - TELEGRAPH.CO.UK

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Since more adolescents are having sex in Switzerland, the government is allowing the new, smaller condoms

Science or Ideology?: What Lies Behind the Abstinence Education Debate

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Abstinence education is back in the headlines, prompted by a new study that shows such intervention can reduce teen sexual activity in the long term.

It found that, two years after receiving an eight-hour abstinence-only intervention, middle school participants were a third less likely to initiate sexual activity, compared to peers who attended a non-sex-ed health class instead. Moreover, although the abstinence-only intervention did not teach contraception, sexually active participants were no less likely to use contraception

The quiet revolution must continue

| Hon. Mark Green

We’re facing extraordinarily challenging fiscal times. So as the president’s budget makes its way through the halls of the Capitol, lawmakers will carefully scrutinize every account, every program, and every initiative—as they should.

Don't reject the rubber - The Daily Caller

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A new study reveals alarming data of what men will do if an ill-fitted condom reduces pleasure. But there are plenty of good reasons to keep the rubber on, including, The Daily Caller’s video list of the best condom commercials

Scientists make HIV/AIDS treatment breakthrough

| Pat McMahon

Scientists say they have solved a crucial puzzle about the AIDS virus after 20 years of research and that their findings could lead to better treatments for HIV.

Just for spite?

| AJ

Authorities are trying to determine whether a woman who claims in an online video that she intentionally infected more than 500 people in suburban Detroit with HIV is real or a hoax.