Education + Advocacy = Change

Click a topic below for an index of articles:

New-Material

Home

Alternative-Treatments

Financial or Socio-Economic Issues

Forum

Health Insurance

Hepatitis

HIV/AIDS

Institutional Issues

International Reports

Legal Concerns

Math Models or Methods to Predict Trends

Medical Issues

Our Sponsors

Occupational Concerns

Our Board

Religion and infectious diseases

State Governments

Stigma or Discrimination Issues

 

If you would like to submit an article to this website, email us at info@heart-intl.net for a review of this paper
info@heart-intl.net

 

any words all words
Results per page:

“The only thing necessary for these diseases to the triumph is for good people and governments to do nothing.”

 

AIDS and Hepatitis: Press Releases

 
    

Main topics can be found within the left column; sub-topics and/or research reports can be found near the bottom of this page.  Thank you
     

A new addition to the HEART is our Forum-check it out

Reports/articles concerning risks in an out of the
work place.

Document Name & Link to Document

Description

File Size /Type

Hundreds of medical workers become infected with the AIDS or hepatitis viruses from accidental punctures each year.

 

Closing the inequality gap in access to primary health care for women living with hepatitis C  One of the major challenges facing women diagnosed with hepatitis C is overcoming the stigma attached to this illness which frequently acts as a barrier to appropriate and timely primary health care.  
Does the Media report the news or create the news?  On November 16th, 1999, in mid-Manhattan, an innocent young woman was savagely struck on the head with a brick by an unknown assailant. Although no one knew who the assailant was, and no suspects had yet been arrested, assumptions were made, based upon pre-conceived notions, and all of the local papers alleged that the perpetrator had to be a "mentally-ill", homeless person.  

The following conversation took place on December 5th, 2001 between David Crosby, David Maxwell & Eileen Lavalliere in Boston.

 

    

Article on how Madison Avenue, whose television ads have helped turn some prescription drugs into billion-dollar products, is expanding role in drug development;

 

Physicians throughout New York City will be required to report hepatitis C to the New York City Health Dept. for the first time because of a campaign conducted by The Queens Courier over the past few months

 

List of articles concerning Hepatitis C Virus

 

The best place to say goodbye Terminally ill spend last days at Grace Deaths marked with `existential rounds'  

By conservative estimates, about four million Americans are infected with the disease, far more than HIV, and yet little is known about it. And here's what's really frightening: Hepatitis C now kills about 10,000 people a year.

 

We stand at the precipice of a grave threat to our public health ... It affects people from all walks of life, in every state, in every country. And unless we do something about it soon, it will kill more people than AIDS.

 

    

** In order to view PDF files, you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer. Many computers already have this software; however, if you need it, a free copy is available for download at this site: Click here to get Adobe Acrobat Reader.