''EMPATHY'' IS THE STORY OF A YOUNG INDIAN WHO GET INFECTED BY HIV/AIDS VIRUS WHILE LIVING A WILD SEX, DRUG, AND ROCK N ROLL LIFE. THIS FILM IS ABOUT HIS JOURNEY FROM THE CLUTCHES OF DEATH TO BACK INTO A MEANINGFUL WORKING LIFE WITH THE HELP OF TRIPLE THEREPY AND A TRUE FRIEND. A FILM FOR ALL ADULTS, AS ESSENCIAL AS KAMASUTRA, by kamal gaur. COMING SOON!

Becky Kuhn, M.D., co-founder of Global Lifeworks, debunks the following 10 myths about HIV: HIV doesn't cause AIDS; because of ARV medications, we no longer need to be concerned about HIV/AIDS; if you have HIV and are sexually active, you no longer need to practice safer sex; you can't contract HIV through oral sex;.... more

this is a video that i did for my english class. I wrote a research paper on the HIV/AIDS crisis in Zimbabwe and to help put my paper into perspective, i made this video to go along with it.

This is the story of Annabella, a young girl living with HIV who has found hope thanks to lifesaving programs supported by the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation. Make a difference now by visiting www.pedaids.org.

This stunning censored interview conducted by medical historian Edward Shorter for WGBH public television (Boston) and Blackwell Science was cut from The Health Century due to its huge liability--the admission that Merck drug company vaccines have traditionally been injecting cancer viruses (SV40 and others) in people.... more

AZT is a type of chemotherapy that was halted as a treatment for cancer because it was too deadly. Not wanting to lose money by tossing out the drug, drug companies then decided to promote it for AIDS. What would you expect to happen to cancer patients if they received chemo permanently? That is exactly what's.... more

December 10th is Intl Human Rights Day. Learn about human rights issues take action! http://hub.witness.org/TakeActionNow "Awaiting Tomorrow" is an urgent call to action by people living with HIV/AIDS in war-torn Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to confront the disease that is ravaging communities throughout Africa.

This will make you sad.

2 shows on HIV/AIDS, aired Nov 29 and Dec 1s5 2005. also show on Global Development

Almost two million people are living with HIV in Latin America. In Mexico, those with the virus say they're not just fighting battle against the disease, they're also trying to end discrimination against sufferers. Franc Contrares reports from Mexico City.