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Spotlight on TB-HIV Co-infection at AIDS 2010

It is so nice to see that TB/HIV has been given due importance, focus and limelight in the recently observed IAC of Vienna. There were several oral sessions and poster presentation in the conference to share research, clinical and programmatic exper

Prevent TB: IPT Works, IPT is Safe

In Lesotho, Isoniazid Preventive Therapy (IPT) to prevent latent TB infection from becoming active TB disease, is not available for ordinary citizens but only for health workers. Those people who have latent TB infection have a right to protect them

Being Over-Weight Puts Kids At Risk: To Bullying

A study concluded that being over-weight increases a kid's risk of being bullied by 63 percent. Race, gender or family income do not play a role if the child is obese as previously thought.

A Technique to Cure Writer’s Block

If that fails, I've discovered techniques, along the writing road, to cure writer's block. I'll disclose one approach. It will work for fiction, non-fiction, and poems.

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From Subpoena to Indictment: How a Federal White-Collar Investigation Actually Unfolds

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Doug Hoven Jr. on What AI Gets Right, and Wrong, About Buying a Home in Hampton Roads

Doug Hoven Jr., a realtor with The Ron Sawyer Team at RE/MAX Prime in Hampton Roads, watches ai advances happen in real time.

The Package Everyone Trusts Turned Hostile. Upwind Security Found It First.

Upwind Security was first to report a supply chain...

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