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While the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is advocating increased HIV testing as a way to control the spread of the disease, that may not be the best approach when it comes to injection drug users, according to an article by researchers at the Yale School of Medicine, which was published in the January issue of American Journal of Public Health.
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Global Village Shelters to be on exhibit at the Divinity School
Play shows 'humanity behind the statistics' of AIDS epidemic
Beinecke Library exhibit explores impact of world fairs
Rudd Center awards Golden Apples for innovative ideas to battle obesity
New exhibit at Jonathan Edwards College features portraits, drawings and paintings by British artist
Memorial in honor of Ellen Hudson Graham
Conductor to present series on 'Reflections on Bach'
Yale trustee's Vietnam memorial wins award
DeVane Lectures to ask: Are sustainability and capitalism compatible?
The question of whether modern capitalism can sustain the environment -- and, conversely, whether the environment can sustain modern capitalism -- will be explored in this year's DeVane Lectures, which will be delivered during the spring semester by J. Gustave Speth, dean of the School of Forestry & Environmental Studies (F&ES) and professor in the practice of sustainable development.
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Family fun, talks, music and more to highlight celebration of legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.
"Building Healthy Communities" is the overarching theme of a series of programs at Yale celebrating the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. (MLK).
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Former deputy secretary of U.N.
to be visiting fellow this spring
Mark Malloch Brown, former deputy secretary-general of the United Nations (U.N.), will join the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization this spring as a Distinguished Visiting Fellow.
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Streamlined office and new initiatives aim to enhance postdoctoral experience
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'Marat/Sade' offers audiences 'a full-scale theatrical assault on the senses'
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The Peabody Invitational Poetry Slam will be one of the highlights of the museum's annual program honoring Martin Luther King Jr.'s work for environmental and social justice.
This publicity poster for the 1933 World's Fair in Chicago is among the items on view in the exhibit "World's Fairs and the Landscapes of the Modern Metropolis."
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