Posted on 07 February 2011
National Black HIV/Aids Awareness day, an annual initiative organized by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, was held Monday, Feb. 7 to encourage Americans to be informed about HIV and get tested. "By race/ethnicity, African Americans face the most severe burden of HIV in the United States," the CDC said in an online report released Monday. Continue Reading...
National Black HIV/Aids Awareness day, an annual initiative organized by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, was held Monday, Feb. 7 to encourage Americans to be informed about HIV and get tested.
“By race/ethnicity, African Americans face the most severe burden of HIV in the United States,” the CDC said in an online report released Monday.
Kirk Cameron, the born-again Christian who previously starred in the popular “Growing Pains” series, also appeared in film adaptations of the apocalyptic “Left Behind” books. Broadcast journalist Anderson Cooper brought the actor in for an interview to get his input on the recent slew of animal die-offs.
Steve Buckley, a longtime sportswriter for the Boston Herald, revealed he’s gay in a column published Thursday.
In a piece titled “Welcome to my coming-out party,” Buckley explained that he had been wanting to write the column for a long time, ever since his mother suggested the idea seven years ago.
LinkedIn, the largest social networking site for business professionals, may be considering an initial public offering for the first quarter of this year.
The Mountain View, Calif.-based company has declined to comment on the speculation.
Smartphones manufacturers are upping their competition in the new year, as AT&T Wednesday announced plans to introduce 20 high-speed smartphones models, including a dozen Google Android devices.
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