Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life
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On Sunday, Sept. 14, Scotiabank AIDS Walk for Life Toronto celebrates 20 years of walking. Thanks to the dedication and generosity of thousands of walkers, supporters, and corporate sponsors, last year's event raised an impressive $450,000+ to benefit ACT. Get ready to tighten your laces, put on your fundraising hat, bring all your friends together, and hit the streets of Toronto in support of a great cause. Funds raised support ACT's programs and services for people living with HIV/AIDS and our HIV prevention, education and outreach services.+
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09/05/2008
Live Webcast on HIV/AIDS in Africa from the United NationsUnited Nations and Cornell University to host webcasting session on Sept. 9 from 8.30 a.m. to 7 p.m. EST on the social and economic dimensions of HIV/AIDS in Africa. (United Nations University)
09/02/2008
HIV-positive people may be at increased risk of bone fractures: StudyAs HIV-positive people live longer primarily because of antiretroviral treatment, they might face an increased risk of bone fractures, researchers from Massachusetts General Hospital reported last week. (Xinhua/Individual.com)
08/19/2008
Online campaign promotes HIV testingNew campaign to promote HIV testing is trying to reach young Canadians where they're at – on the Internet and listening to tunes. (Toronto Star)