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Short text on HealthDev.net and its beta status. Comment with requests and suggestions.

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Jeffrey Sachs talks about the need for action now to address climate change and poverty reduction.

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Stigma and discrimination are often forgotten when we gossip about one another. Do we realize the extent of the damage we cause the person gossiped about? How can we sustain the lessons learned in eradicating stigmatization?

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As the world prepares to celebrate Valentine’s Day on February 14th, the AIDS Information Centre Uganda will instead celebrate its 20th anniversary of active HIV/AIDS prevention.

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The National Coordinating Agency for Population and Development (NCAPD) has challenged the media to take an active role in the fight against Hiv/Aids in order to reduce the national AIDS prevalence rate to 2% by 2012.

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"Why have you stopped me? What did I do wrong?" This is what two transgender peer educators for Men’s Health Cambodia (MHC) said when police arrested them outside a health clinic in 2009.

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“Throughout their lives, my children have dressed and acted like women, although they were born male. I never get angry with them because it is their right to do so and I should not force them to change who they are.”

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