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From the start of his career, San Francisco artist Daniel Goldstein was drawn to work that reflected the times in which he lived. Diagnosed with HIV in 1984, much of the art he created over the next ...

This surge comes despite a recent survey showing that a staggering 73 per cent of men have never been tested for HIV. The ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A Columbus man accused of selling drugs and his supplier in Arizona were both sentenced in federal court. The U.S. District Court of Southern Ohio said 26-year-old ...

It wasn’t a syringe with a needle on the end; it was a hollow tube that was given to me once to measure out liquid medicine after an operation ... I could see the tears rolling down her pink cheeks.

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The FDA has also approved glatopa, a generic form of Copaxone. Natalizumab (Tysabri) is an infused medication that may block damaged T lymphocytes from entering the brain and spinal cord.

Days after giving birth to a baby boy, mom dies of strep A in hospital Celina died on Jan. 19. The coroner has told the family his final report won't be available for two or three months ...

All three were hooked up to machines that provided a readout of their vital signs, and all three were prepared to have a ...

The baby was not there; it was thrashing about in the abdomen, its head under the liver and the rest of its body lodged against the stomach and intestines. An abdominal pregnancy, especially one ...

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