The Obama Administration has recently lifted the funding limitations on stem cell research, and Nortre Dame, (one of the lucky 3 universities Obama has agreed to visit for commencement this May) is ticked about it. Lucky dogs... If stem cell research can be brought to the forefront... what about another proven viable medical practice? Ozone Therapy. Read More »
AIDS
Ozone Therapy: Are potential CURES for CANCER & AIDS being ignored?
By mai - Posted on April 1st, 2009
Tagged: AIDS
• alternative medicine
• antioxidant
• cancer
• illness
• naturopathy
• Obama
• oxidation therapies
• ozone therapy
• progress
• stem cell
• treatment
• Broad prosperity
• Shared responsibility
• Effective government
• Better future
A CURE
By keanan - Posted on November 15th, 2008
Tagged: AIDS
• Better future
Currently there has been a new discovery that could possibly cure people of the lethal disease AIDS. Medical doctors in Berlin claim that they had cured an American of AIDS by transplanting blood stem cells (bone marrow transplant) of somebody naturally resistant to the virus. The man had been infected with the virus for over ten years and has currently been free of the virus for 20 months. Read More »
A Healthy Dose of Ethics: Safety and Confidentiality
By mvenus929 - Posted on June 19th, 2008
Welcome back. You can read Part 1 and Part 2 of this series at the links provided. Read More »
My best friend has AIDS - now what?
By yeah_right_077 - Posted on May 19th, 2008
A few months ago, one of my best friends in the whole world confessed to me that she has HIV/AIDS. I had never met anyone with AIDS before, and I can admit i was at quite a shock. Read More »
2 Weeks of Sacrifice: Saving Africans Dollar by Dollar
By cnewhouse - Posted on April 30th, 2008
Tagged: africa
• AIDS
• Blood:Water Mission
• clean water
• HIV/AIDS
• Jars of Clay
• poverty
• Sacrifice
• starvation
• world hunger
• Broad prosperity
• Shared responsibility
• Better future
Fill up your water bottle and get ready for an awesome way to help provide kids in Africa with clean water. For the next couple of weeks, I challenge you to drink only water. No juice, no soda, no sports drinks, no (gasp!) coffee, no Jamba Juice—nothing but water for two weeks. Read More »
Urgent! You Have to Eat at a Restaurant Today!
By ediblewoman - Posted on April 24th, 2008
Dining Out for Life is today! This is a yearly event to raise money for HIV/AIDS organizations. Restaurants donate 15-35% of their proceeds to social service organizations in their area for one day only. It is happening in several cities, including Minneapolis, today, and in other cities in the weeks to come. All you have to do is EAT! Read More »
Defining HEALTH and the importance of SUSTAINABILITY
By kelliecor - Posted on April 23rd, 2008
Tagged: AIDS
• AIDS in Africa
• community involvement
• global health
• helping others
• HIV
• sex education
• sustainability
• volunteer work
• Volunteering
• volunteerism
• Health
• Broad prosperity
• Better future
Have you ever volunteered abroad (or in your own country) and wondered what would happen once you left? Would your message become lost with time? Would the people whose lives you saw change go back to how they once were? Read More »
Can one person make a difference?
By kelliecor - Posted on April 15th, 2008
Tagged: AIDS
• AIDS in Africa
• Change
• changing lives
• Global Affairs
• helping others
• helping people
• HIV
• making a difference
• public health
• sex education
• social change
• Think Progress
• Education
• Better future
A young woman dying of AIDS lay in the bed before me. Staring at her frail, disease-stricken body, the words of a family friend echoed in my head, "Why is Kellie going to Africa? Does she really think that one person can make a difference?" Read More »
