Travel & Experiences
Theme parks and other tourist haunts are ready when unpleasant realities interrupt the fantasies and diversions.
June 1, 2000
Science & Medicine
The first victims of the AIDS epidemic in the United States were intravenous drug users, and not male homosexuals as generally believed, a Harvard scientist told researchers here Thursday.
Oct. 18, 1985
World & Nation
To mark National AIDS Awareness Month, more than 2,000 AIDS education packets will be distributed today to parishioners of the First African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Oct. 18, 1992
California
Moorpark schools have become the first in Ventura County to teach AIDS prevention to first-grade students, although the new curriculum sidesteps discussion of unprotected sex and other primary ways the disease is spread.
May 14, 1994
Opinion
To the editor: It’s impossible to accurately assess the impact of U.S. foreign aid without looking at how the money is spent.
May 15, 2017
The San Fernando Valley’s first AIDS services center will open Sept. 15 in a Van Nuys mini-mall.
Sept. 1, 1992
Varsity Times Insider
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March 12, 2012
Spurred by “a unique sense of urgency,” representatives of about 30 Western and Third World countries will meet at the World Health Organization in Geneva Saturday to chart the first global strategy against the AIDS virus.
June 27, 1986
Last year, when David McCallum and Stephen Klaidman of the Institute for Health Policy Studies in Washington were preparing a program on media coverage of AIDS, they titled it “AIDS: A Moving Story.”
Dec. 20, 1987
Health: Improved drug therapy gets credit for decline, but officials caution that problem has not been conquered.
Feb. 3, 1998