Podcasts about hiv test

Ein 17jähriger macht einen HIV-Test. Nach einem Unfall hat er Blutkonserven erhalten. Der Test ist positiv. Seitdem lässt er sich lieber nicht mehr testen. Auch als Jahre später erste Symptome auftreten. Seine Ärzte bestärken ihn. Von Jonas Reese und Christopher Weingart www.deutschlandfunk.de, Mikrokosmos

HIV-Tests sind wichtig, nicht nur um unseren Gesundheitszustand zu klären, sondern auch um – im Falle einer Infektion – unsere Sexpartner*innen zu schützen. Testen können wir uns beim Hausarzt oder zu Hause per Selbsttest. Wir schauen uns an, wie das funktioniert.**********Ihr könnt uns auch auf diesen Kanälen folgen: Tiktok und Instagram.

Tripper, Herpes, Chlamydien – könnt Ihr erraten, worum es in diesem Monat gehen wird? Ganz richtig: um STDs, also sexually transmitted diseases. Aus welchem Grund wir den Begriff Geschlechtskrankheiten hinterfragen und uns stattdessen für die Abkürzung entschieden haben erfahrt Ihr in dieser Episode. Jenni und Vicky werfen zu Beginn des Monats mit sehr viel Halbwissen um sich und merken schnell, dass sie dringend eine Person mit medizinischem Fachwissen benötigen – alles wie immer also bei den beiden Freundinnen, oder? Falls auch Ihr Fragen zu dem Thema habt oder Ihr gar schon einmal persönlich betroffen wart, dann schreibt uns auf Instagram: @vicishipp & @fraeulein.guenther. Außerdem beschäftigt die beiden Freundinnen noch eine weitere Frage: Wie sage ich einer Person, dass ich eine STD habe? Vor allem dann, wenn man aus gutem Grund keinen Kontakt mehr mit der Person hat. Keine Sorge, Vicky und Jenni liefern ein paar Beispiele, wie das genau aussehen kann – mehr oder weniger. In unserem Magazin könnt Ihr noch mehr über die Episode lesen: https://magazin.amorelie.de/ich-hab-noch-nie-podcast/

Jedes Jahr infizieren sich 400 Menschen in Österreich neu mit dem HI-Virus, insgesamt leben 8000 Mesnchen mit dem Virus. Doch was ist aus der großen AIDS-Sorge von früher geworden? Wie und wann sollte ich mich testen und wie genau sieht eine Behandlung aus? Das alles hat Gesundheitsredakteurin Martina Marx im "Ist das gesund" Podcast mit Manfred Rupp, Leiter der Aids-Hilfe Steiermark, besprochen. Alle weiteren Infos lesen Sie digital auf der Kleinen Zeitung oder in der gedruckten Ausgabe 

Dr. Shylah Moore-Pardo, infectious diseases clinician at the James A Haley Veterans Hospital, reviews antiretroviral initiation in HIV positive patients. Dr. Pardo begins by discussing the interpretation of HIV test results. Next, she highlights several unique positive test scenarios. Dr. Pardo then reviews the characteristic serological patterns of acute HIV infection. The speaker then goes on to describe essential components of the initial HIV positive patient encounter. She then relates recommended test and treat strategies compatible with current guidelines. Lastly, she covers the next steps in management for future patient visits.

AIDS Healthcare Foundation National HIV Prevention Manager Tusani Kunene and Social Worker Kini Lubanyana in studio with Carol Ofori. #CarolOforiOnECR

AIDS Healthcare Foundation National HIV Prevention Manager Tusani Kunene and Social Worker Kini Lubanyana in studio with Carol Ofori. #CarolOforiOnECR

Yea I know I missed Waaaasss Happanen Wednesday but life was lifing again and I had to be present in a beautiful moment that I shared with my baby...So that's that on that sis! Okay so today is Tell it ALL Thursday and I just wanted to share 5 experiences I've had since Saturday. From starting therapy, to HIV Test results after 10 years, to what HAS to be a HEALTH CODE, HUMAN CODE, COMMON SENSE CODE, COVID CODE, PARENTING CODE, and finally a WTH CODE violation while we were out to eat. Thanks for tuning in...

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Is this the next phase of the agenda or will the COVID pandemic morph into something else? Perhaps you think it is all over.Relevant article: https://news.un.org/en/story/2022/02/1111372, https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-022-00317-x, https://www.columbiamissourian.com/news/local/free-at-home-hiv-tests-available-to-the-public/article_8252ab0c-85d7-11ec-9da8-2f045a451f09.html, https://www.thesun.co.uk/health/17571457/brits-urged-hiv-tests-heterosexual-diagnoses-higher/⚠️ IMPORTANT CHANNEL UPDATE: I am focusing more on my alt-tech channels. See links below to find me there.📶 FIND ME EVERYWHERE; https://stuartoswald.com/p/subscribe.html (official website), http://stuartoswald.crypto (browser extension https://unstoppabledomains.com/extension), and https://linktr.ee/stuartoswald (link profile page)⭕ SOCIAL https://stuartoswald.com/p/subscribe🔴 CHANNELS https://stuartoswald.com/p/subscribe.html🎧 PODCAST https://stuartoswald.com/p/podcast.html🆘 SUPPORT https://stuartoswald.com/p/support.html📧 CONTACT https://stuartoswald.com/p/contact.html↪️ My VPN https://stuartoswald.com/p/my-recommended-vpn.html (try the free trial)↪️ Info Sources https://stuartoswald.com/2019/09/break-free-how-to-deprogram-your-mind.html#️⃣ HASHTAGS #StuartOswald #InvertedPodcast #Inverted

12 - 1-21 PT1 INTERVIEW AND HIV TEST- FRANNIE PEABODY by Maine's Coast 93.1

12 - 1-21 PT2 HIV TEST by Maine's Coast 93.1

Gökkuşağı Bülteni'nde bu hafta, Pozitifiz-İz Derneği'nden Önder Bora ile “HIV Test ve Tanı Sürecini Kolaylaştırma Projesi”ni konuştuk.

Sabrina und Max geben zu: Dieses Thema ist nicht so geil. Weder bei der Recherche noch beim drüber reden. Was sind die häufigsten sexuell übertragbaren Krankheiten? Woran erkennt man, dass man eine Geschlechtskrankheit hat? Welche Behandlungsmöglichkeiten gibt es? Welche Krankheiten bekommt man problemlos wieder los und welche behält man sein Leben lang? Die erste Empfehlung lautet natürlich: Nutzt Kondome. Und die wichtigste: Geht zum Arzt, wenn irgendwas juckt, weh tut, anders ist! Schämt euch nicht, es ist völlig normal. Das sagt auch eine Frauenärztin, die die beiden befragt haben. Oder: Macht einen kostenlosen HIV-Test, dann habt ihr Gewissheit und könnt danach wieder viel mehr Spaß haben!

Welcome to Season 9☆ If you're new to the show this podcast is full of explicit content. The episodes that are featured on this podcast show are geared towards the LGBTQ lifestyles, Sex, Love issues and Whatever else I decide to talk about. In this episode I talked about how the Covid Vaccineis the new HIV TEST. Dating other people and feeling like you don't have to disclose it? Well you don't unless you're fucking them and other people. Welcome back to the freak vibe because of the weather breaking and Queer is here. ♤Conversations I'm not afraid to have... topics I love to dicsuss...You're Favorite Flava of the Rainbow

Ben catches up with leading physician, Dr. Huma Abbasi, General Manager Global Health and Medical and Chief Medical Officer at Chevron, to explore how the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the emotional wellbeing of employees around the world, what we have learned from HIV workplace strategies, and what employers can do to support their workers and families, especially in environments where governments can't or won't.This episode was made in partnership with the Bay Area Global Health Alliance, a network of academic institutions, nonprofits, and innovative tech, biotech and pharmaceutical companies -- all committed to advancing global health equity and #innovation. This episode is dedicated to Wanjiku Kamau.You can find this episode and past episodes of A Shot in the Arm Podcast with Ben Plumley on this (and other) podcast platforms. Please subscribe and give us 5 stars!For more information, please visit:https://www.bayareaglobalhealth.orghttps://www.chevron.comhttps://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.htmlhttps://www.ucdavis.edu/news/one-health-institutehttps://www.ecohealthalliance.orghttps://www.sfcommunityhealth.orghttps://www.calpep.orghttps://www.who.int#COVID19 #Vaccines #emotionalhealth #healthyworkplace #healthequity #Chevron #COVIDTests #3vaccinecertificate #vaccinepassport #vaccinehesitancy #HIV #PrEP #HIVTest #techforhealth #multinationalcorporations #mentalhealth

In February 2021 I read this article https://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/hiv-sunderland-its-a-sin-19807332and knew I needed to have a conversation with Andrew.This episode details his being diagnosed with HIV and how he now has an undetectable viral load which means he cannot transmit the virus.Andrew was an absolute joy to have a conversation with.I hope you gain something from this episode.Please Contact A Big Mouthful with any feedback, requests, suggestions or to be involved in an episode.Email: abigmouthful1@gmail.comTwitter: @MouthfulbigInstagram: a_big_mouthfulYouTube: A Big MouthfulLinks to subjects discussed in this podcast.Terence Higgins Trusthttps://www.tht.org.uk/The UK's leading HIV and sexual health charity. They support people living with HIV and amplify their voices, and help the people using our services to achieve good sexual health.Positive Easthttps://www.positiveeast.org.uk/Positive East has been at the forefront of HIV service and care for three decades; supporting people from point of HIV diagnosis to longer term care.Their mission is – to improve the quality of life of individuals and communities affected by HIV – we have developed a holistic range of health and wellbeing programmes from counselling to workshops to HIV testing and prevention.Prepsterhttps://prepster.info/PrEPster aims to educate and agitate for PrEP access in England and beyondDo It Londonhttps://doitlondon.org/Do It London is part of The London HIV Prevention ProgrammeThe London HIV Prevention Programme (LHPP) is a London-wide sexual health promotion initiative. It aims to increase HIV testing and promote prevention choices.The Elton John AIDS Foundationhttps://www.eltonjohnaidsfoundation.org/They want a world free from AIDS for everyone.The Elton John AIDS Foundation funds frontline partners to prevent infections, fight stigma and provide treatment with love, compassion and dignity for the most vulnerable groups affected by HIV around the world.LivLifehttps://livlife.com/Your journey with HIVLearn more about how to navigate every step of your journey with HIV - from newly diagnosed to managing your treatment and living well.MESMAC Newcastlehttps://mesmacnewcastle.com/During the Coronavirus outbreak Mesmac are unable to see people face to face. We have adapted our services to offer support either by telephone or email, we also offer HIV self testing kits by post to gay/bisexual men and other men who have sex with men upon request.You will need to complete the order form and email it back to us, this is to determine your eligibility and so we can contact you for aftercare.To apply for a FREE HIV test kit go to our HIV Test page and download the order form.Mesmachttps://www.mesmac.co.uk/Yorkshire MESMAC is one of the oldest and largest sexual health organisations in the country. We offer services to various communities across Yorkshire, including men who have sex with men, people of colour and other marginalised races, people misusing drugs, sex workers and LGBT+ young people and adults.They have bases in Leeds, York, North Yorkshire, Bradford, Wakefield, Rotherham and Hull.

This episode 5 of the Go Through Podcast, Steppa and Deacon Jones talks about the importance of health, and the way some men neglect their health. They also discuss the fear of taking the HIV test.

On Health Suites, Claressa Monteiro speaks with Dr Julian Ng, Resident Doctor, DTAP Clinics, to find out more about their recently launched Rapid HIV Viral Load PCR Test. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Neste episódio, estamos à conversa com o Dr. Ricardo Correia de Abreu sobre HIV Test & Treat. Esta é uma estratégia de intervenção em que determinadas populações consideradas de risco são testadas para a infecção por VIH e aqueles cujo diagnóstico é positivo recebem tratamento precoce. O principal objetivo desta estratégia é diminuir a taxa de disseminação do vírus na sociedade.  Dr. Ricardo Correia de Abreu Médico Infeciologista do Hospital Pedro Hispano da Unidade Local de MatosinhosOlho Clínico é um Podcast da MSD de atualização científica, direcionado exclusivamente a Profissionais de Saúde. O conteúdo do mesmo não tem por objetivo induzir qualquer alteração de comportamento na prescrição ou toma de medicamentos. PT-NON-00858 03/2021

The sordid history of the USA from the last hundred years or so is a tale of weapons and war. The use of technology to better genocide others. The exploitation of God and religion. Then Obama got an HIV test and went through marriage counseling for his people. 2006 seems like long ago. Then Obama got elected and the tilt was made just in time as to avoid the ice berg. There is a vacuum of leadership needing to be filled. Those that fill it are chosen by the people. The people have no choice. And The world will never be the same. It never is. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kai macht einen HIV-Test! Zusammen mit Matthias und Julia von der AIDS Hilfe in Karlsruhe. Nebenbei reden sie über ihre Arbeit, Vorgehensweisen bei Tests auf Geschlechtskrankheiten und Mythen über AIDS und den HI-Virus.

Schwulenpest oder Homosexuellen-Seuche - so wurden HIV und AIDS von vielen in den 80er Jahren genannt. Auch wenn HIV und AIDS zum Glück nicht mehr dieses krasse Image haben... ein großes Thema ist es immer noch. Deswegen wollen wir heute herausfinden, wie das Virus die gesamte LGBTIQ*-Community bis heute prägt. Dafür sprechen wir u.a. mit Stefan, der die AIDS-Krise damals in den 80ern miterlebt hat. Außerdem macht Julian in dieser Folge einen HIV-Test - den ersten seit ein paar Jahren!

In June, I received an email from Lauryn Kronick, who is the Education and Prevention Coordinator at AIDS Saskatoon. They asked if I wanted to take part in National HIV Testing Day, which is on June 27th. My first thought was yes, of course. HIV rates in Saskatchewan are incredibly high compared to the rest of the country. Maybe if I tweeted about it and did something for the podcast, people might learn something, was my thinking. But then I started to come up with reasons why I shouldn’t do the test. Many reasons. Reasons that, when I look back on it, I feel kind of embarrassed about. So, I called Lauryn and we talked. Actually, I talked a lot and she patiently listened. Lauryn is a good listener. A few weeks after our conversation, I met Lauryn and a lovely registered nurse named Mel at Saskatoon Sexual Health on 2nd Avenue to receive an HIV test. You are about to hear that test as well as a conversation with Lauryn about some of the fears I had. We also discuss the importance of testing and why this means so much to Lauryn. This bonus episode leads into next week's brand new episode of YXE Underground. It features Julia Holliday-Scott, who is the Support Services Coordinator for AIDS Saskatoon. In the episode, we discuss Saskatchewan's first Safe Consumption Site, the stigma surrounding HIV, and why she wanted to be involved in the creation of the Safe Consumption Site. Subscribe to YXE Underground for free on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Stitcher or your favourite podcast app. Stream episodes on Spotify or the website.  I learned so much doing this HIV test. I hope you do too.Thanks for supporting a local, independent podcast! Cheers...Eric 

Welcome back to Six Minute Sex Ed, the podcast that helps people talk about sex, relationships, and growing up. Created and hosted by Sex Education Teacher Kim Cavill. Find her at www.teaandintimacy.com - https://twitter.com/sexposparenting - https://www.instagram.com/sixminutesexed/ This week’s episode is Level Two, making it perfect for tweens, teens, and adults. This week, we’re talking to Jenny Waugh, who is a sex educator with qualifications in sexuality and gender studies, HIV prevention and treatment, and AASECT certification (pending). She's passionate about culturally competent sex education and public health, as well as increasing our access to information and the resources we need to thrive. Jenny and I talk about what brought her to this work, what sex ed was like for her, what she’s learned about effective public health communication strategies, getting an HIV test, and AASECT certification. Find Jenny on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jennyywaugh and find out how to get tested at https://www.hiv.gov/hiv-basics/hiv-testing/learn-about-hiv-testing/where-to-get-tested or test at home with NURX: https://www.nurx.com/sti-testing/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_content=sti&utm_campaign=sti_testing_phrase&utm_term=hiv%20test&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI6oXrhIaJ5QIVmo7ICh1vwwOfEAAYAiAAEgKiwPD_BwE Rate and review the podcast wherever you listen!

Prä-Expositions-Prophylaxe. Oder eben kur PrEP. Eine kleine blaue Pille, die - bei regelmäßiger Einnahme - sicher vor einer HIV-Infektion schützen kann. Wie man sie bekommt, wie man sie benutzt, worauf man achten sollte - und für wen sie vielleicht auch gar nicht geeignet ist, erkundet, in der heutigen Folge, unser flotter Dreier. Aber nicht allein. Lars, Micha und Mirko haben sich Hilfe von Oliver Schubert und Herrn Dr. Boesecke und Dr. Spinner geholt, um auch einige Vorurteile im Bezug auf die PrEP zu klären. Vielleicht gehört bald das mulmige Gefühl vor dem HIV-Test der Vergangenheit an.

April Schneider, Head of Consumer and Small Business Products at Bank of America, helps parents prepare their college children for financial success. 2nd guest John Barker, President and CEO of the Ohio Restaurant Association (ORA), discusses HR 582. 3rd guest Priscilla Rodriguez, Executive Director of Scholarships Strategy at the College Board. 4thDr. Donna McCree, associate director for health equity, Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention.This show is broadcast live on Thursday's 2PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/

Es ist Zeit für die einsamen Zweisamen - für jene, welche nicht miteinander und nicht ohne einander können - für alle Beziehungsgeschädigten und natürlich für alle, die an die wahre Liebe glauben. Es ist Zeit für die Paartherapeutin Dania Schiftan.

Blonde Foreigner who is from Cincinnati Ohio is anything but a foreigner and she's no model either but rather a sex worker with multiple prostitution arrest in Las Vegas has reinvented herself as a high end stripper. Now she has found herself in the middle HIV scandal and the only explanation she's offered "If I had hiv I would be losing weight".

Ms. Bell Air visits the Rose Garden to recall how we met in college - when I administered her first anonymous HIV test. We discuss fear, stigma, the mysterious box, and why knowing your body (and your status) is the ultimate form of self love.

Neun von zehn Deutschen wissen, dass HIV beim Sex ohne Kondom übertragen werden kann. Trotzdem: Beinahe ein Drittel der Deutschen würde keinen HIV-Test nach ungeschütztem Sex mit einer neuen Bekanntschaft machen. Rund 60 Prozent haben sich überhaupt noch nie testen lassen. Eine aktuelle Studie zeigt: In der Bevölkerung herrschen noch immer große Unwissenheit und Vorurteile.

Seit Ende September sind HIV-Schnelltests frei verkäuflich und sollen in Apotheken, aber auch in Drogeriemärkten zu bekommen sein. Mit dem Oktober-Update der Apothekensoftware wurden die ersten HIV-Selbsttests in der Lauer-Taxe gelistet. Was PTA zu den HIV-Tests für Zuhause wissen müssen, erfahren Sie in dieser Podcast-Folge. Text: Cornelia Neth gesprochen von Cornelia Neth Bild: HBK / AdobeStock

In this week's LGBTQ headlines: • A gay man is awarded $18.4 million for a botched HIV test • New web series “Fathers” imagines “Who would we be?” if AIDS hadn't happened • Tan France, fashion guru for Queer Eye, says his family thought the make better series converted straight men to gay • There's new music from out indie recording artist Aiden James All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report

In this week's LGBTQ headlines: • A gay man is awarded $18.4 million for a botched HIV test • New web series “Fathers” imagines “Who would we be?” if AIDS hadn't happened • Tan France, fashion guru for Queer Eye, says his family thought the make better series converted straight men to gay • There's new music from out indie recording artist Aiden James All that and more in this episode of The Randy Report

Bleibt Gesund! Macht Gesund!

Heute mit Gewinnspiel! Bleibt Gesund! Macht Gesund!

June is HIV/AIDS Education Month. Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks with Tashina Okorie and Evon Burton from Philadelphia Fight a comprehensive health services organization offering primary care, consumer education, research and advocacy for people living with HIV/AIDS and those at high risk. They're sponsoring a week of activities including a Summit with the latest cutting edge information on the epidemic and their 6th Anniversary Hip Hop for Philly Concert – free with an HIV Test. https://fight.org/So many of us are part of that sandwich generation. Still raising kids but also taking care of our elders. Loraine speaks with Renee Lawrence CEO and Owner Philadelphia Corporation of Human Services which offers home based community waiver programs funded by Medicaid to provide disabled and elderly residents of PA alternative for nursing home place which allows the clients to remain living independently in the community. https://www.phillyhumanservices.com/Father's Day is next Sunday and the Father's Day Rally Committee has a whole week of activities to celebrate the power of Fatherhood. Loraine speaks with co-Founder Bilal Qayyum about the activities celebrating the Power of Fatherhood.https://www.facebook.com/fathersdayrallycommittee/

June is HIV/AIDS Education Month. Loraine Ballard Morrill speaks with Tashina Okorie and Evon Burton from Philadelphia Fight a comprehensive health services organization offering primary care, consumer education, research and advocacy for people living with HIV/AIDS and those at high risk. They're sponsoring a week of activities including a Summit with the latest cutting edge information on the epidemic and their 6th Anniversary Hip Hop for Philly Concert – free with an HIV Test. https://fight.org/

Der Life Ball, die gigantische Benefizveranstaltung zugunsten von HIV-Prävention und -Behandlung, feiert am 2. Juni 2018 im Wiener Rathaus seinen 25. Geburtstag. Der Künstler Philipp Spiegel ist seit mehreren Jahren HIV-positiv und erzählt in dieser Episode des FALTER Radios, wie er zufällig einen HIV-Test machte, wie Frauen auf ihn reagieren und was er vom Life Ball hält. Außerdem: biber-Journalist Emir Dizdarević erzählt von seinem Kampf um präventive Therapie, FALTER-Redakteur Lukas Matzinger hat die Fakten zum Life Ball und sexuell übertragbaren Erkrankungen. Lesen Sie die berührende Reportagen über Philipp Spiegel von Birgit Wittstock im FALTER 17/18 https://www.falter.at/archiv/FALTER_20180425B042E24BF8/philipp-35-positiv und im FALTER 22/18 https://www.falter.at/archiv/wp/philipp-a-und-ich (für Abonnenten kostenlos). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

«Von Tuten und Blasen» – das Gesundheitsmagazin für Schwule und Männer, die Sex mit Männern haben in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Checkpoint Bern – heute mit Hubert Crevoisier vor Aids-Hilf Bern, der für die beiden Checkpoints in Bern und Genf arbeitet, über Herz und Leidenschaft, HIV-Test für zu Hause und die Diskriminierung von HIV-positiven Menschen.

Taking an HIV test is like a one way ticket to hell to many young people, they literally freak out at the thought, fear creeps in and overrides the courage. The big question is why, As usual the answer is in the discussion.

This week Jon talks about Nintendo's new control, a Canadian startup taking CO2 out of the air, DISH network losing customers, and a USB HIV test.Follow the GSMC Technology Podcast at http://www.gsmcpodcast.com/technology-podcast.html

In 2010, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange refused to take an “HIV test” in Sweden at the request of two young women with whom he had had consensual sex. Beth joins Celia Farber for a discussion of the sexual politics of this unusual case.

In 2010, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange refused to take an “HIV test” in Sweden at the request of two young women with whom he had had consensual sex. Beth joins Celia Farber for a discussion of the sexual politics of this unusual case.

A nurse asked me if I wanted to take an HIV test during a recent exam. When giving me the results, she tried to create....THE MOMENT!   Running time 3min53sec   Follow me on twitter: https://twitter.com/santhonysays  

Helena Hwang is Founder and CEO of VAV Media LLC with the mandate of "Building Networks, Broadcasting Excellence". She was instrumental in launching 24/7 Internet TV channels and broadcasting live events in Hong Kong, Korea, Holland and the United States. As VP of Operations of The Call, Ms. Hwang coordinated and supervised most aspects of 10 multi-ethnic and multi-generational stadium gatherings of 20,000-100,000 people. From 1990-2001, Ms Hwang set up HIV Test Sites and counseled as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at the County of LA and the Maternal Child Immunology Clinic at UCLA Medical Center. She has an Executive MBA from UC Irvine, MSW from UCLA, and a BA in Anthropology/Public Policy from Pomona College. Ms. Hwang serves on the board of MannaRelief, Gospel Light World Wide, Radiance International and on the Advisory Board of Larissa Lam Chiu, KAC Media, Net-Works and Fusion Global. WATCH AT: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5nJx9QWtgng

Hey und hallo! Wir finden das ist eine gute Folge geworden… eine sehr gute.. kontrovers, hitzig, lustig aber mit dem nötigen ernst. Anlässlich des diesjährigen Welt-AIDS-Tags diskutieren wir Entwicklungen im Bereich der HIV-Forschung. Diese werfen neue Fragen über den Umgang mit HIV auf. Was soll man vom HIV-Test für den den Hausgebrauch halten? Was über die präventive Anwendung von anti-retroviralen Medikamenten? Viel zu ernst für uns? Gibt es nur eine Meinung dazu? Mädel, Ihr kennt uns doch.. Selbst bei so einem ernsten Thema schweifen wir ab und lachen. Uns interessiert allerdings eure Meinung. Denkt nach, kommentiert und äussert euch zu der Folge. Sagt uns was ihr dazu meint! Mit euren Kommentare machen wir dann eine weitere Folge daraus. Das Lied ist: Aint No Cure von Doug Macleod aus dem MusicAlley. Liebe Grüße & take care. Jorgo & Holger

Justice, Atomyc and Jamez the Quiet/Freaky Intern are in-studio along with special guest announcer, Jody the Irishman. It's a slam packed show going over things happening in our lives and with the radio show in the past week. Justice takes credit for every step forward in the LGBT movement since starting the radio show, we win another award telling us how awesome we are (sincere thanks for everyone that voted for us), and we go over late night drunk phone calls from Atomyc and MORE~!! The dating game to find love for Atomyc is announced so if you're interested in going on a date with him, contact us. The Parliament House hosts 3 Rupaul Drag Race Queens and a strange package arrives in the mail that we open on the air. The Irishman tells the legend of the Twink Slayer in his country and we do some news, too. Gay dates to a wedding with your ex, true love and shaving someone's back, Helen Keller jokes and MORE~! **I really stand behind this episode and want you to check it out and be entertained and/or offended.

HIV testing The first over-the-counter DIY testing kit for HIV is expected to go on sale in America in the next month. It's said to allow people to screen potential sexual partners for HIV before deciding to have sex them - all in the comfort of their own home. But sexual health consultant from London's Chelsea and Westminster hospital Ann Sullivan believes that the idea is flawed as someone could be recently infected and still show a negative result. Her hospital offers an HIV test to all patients who are admitted to the Emergency Department. A positive result is picked up in around 4 people in every thousand tested. Glasgow GP Dr Margaret McCartney analyses the latest HIV figures for the UK - which are on the rise. She advises that safe sex should be practised even with a negative result to help protect people from all sexually transmitted infections. Vitamin D and TB As much of the UK enjoys the last of the summer sun, Vitamin D is back in the headlines. The body makes its own Vitamin D with sun exposure - but supplements in tablet form can be taken by anyone who's deficient. A dose of the Vitamin D was given to patients with tuberculosis - along with the regular antibiotics - and it helped to speed up their recovery. Dr Adrian Martineau, who's a Senior Lecturer in Respiratory Infection and Immunity at Queen Mary University, London, says that the Victorian idea of giving "consumptive" patients of sunshine was spot on. Vitamin B12 A growing number of people believe they're deficient in another Vitamin - B12. Sources of the vitamin include meat, fish and dairy products - so strict vegans can be at risk of deficiency. The vitamin is crucial in the production of red blood red cells and for the normal functioning of the brain and nervous tissue. Symptoms of low levels can include anaemia, tiredness, pins and needles, memory loss and confusion. If it's not addressed promptly the damage can be irreversible. John Hunter who's Professor of Medicine at Cranfield University sees many patients who can't absorb the vitamin because of problems with their gut like Crohn's or Coeliac disease. Another condition - pernicious anaemia - is caused by the lack of a protein required to make absorption possible. As many as 1 in 30 adults have B12 deficiency - rising to 1 in 16 in the over 65s. A blood test which is used to check levels is thought by many doctors and patients to be inaccurate. The top-up injections of B12 are usually given every 2 or 3 months, in spite of many patients saying that their symptoms return well before their next one is due. Martyn Hooper from the Pernicious Anaemia Society says that testing and treatments need to be improved - to stop patients resorting to their own drastic solutions outside mainstream medicine. Mouth Ulcers One in 5 of the UK population will get mouth ulcers at some stage of their lives. For some, they can recur every month or so - in painful crops that can take a fortnight to heal. Some are associated with underlying problems such as inflammatory bowel disease, or vitamin and mineral deficiencies, but in many cases no cause is found. Patients like Ruth have to avoid certain foods - like chocolate and fruit - to reduce the risk of recurrence. She's had ulcers since her teens and now takes immunosuppressant drugs to reduce their impact on her life. Tim Hodgson who's a consultant in oral medicine at the Eastman Dental Institute in London has had some success treating them with drugs like thalidomide. He says that some patients fear that their recurrent ulcers could develop into oral cancer - but that simply isn't the case.

If you experience any technical difficulties with this video or would like to make an accessibility-related request, please send a message to digicomm@uchicago.edu. 28th Annual Interdisciplinary Faculty Seminar Series: Global Health and Medical Ethics - "Providing HIV Test Results to Research Study Subjects in India" presented by John Schneider, MD, PhD, The University of Chicago. Sponsored by: The Maclean Center for Clinical Medical Ethics The Global Health Initiative