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Think Positive conducted its first general assembly on Friday January 7, 2011 in the presence of 15 members and discussed the following:
The UK's National Physical Laboratory (NPL) is involved in a collaborative project that is helping to further the understanding of HIV viral protein structure which could lead to new molecular medicines.
For the first time and after less than 1 year of its establishment, Think Positive will be the lead organization of the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region Networking zone at the International AIDS Conference (IAC) 2010 that will be held in Vienna between 17th and 24th of July, 2010 under the title "Unite to focus and act against HIV+ Phobia in MENA".
In the three decades since HIV was officially recognized, much progress has been made in developing drugs that allow HIV-positive patients to live longer and healthier lives. Some people have such a low viral count in their bodies that the virus appears to be nearly gone. But if they stop taking HIV medications, the virus will rapidly reappear and reproduce. New evidence may help explain where the virus is hiding and why it is able to replicate so quickly
JUBA, 29 January 2010 (PLUSNEWS) - The evidence of five years of peace iseverywhere in Juba, regional capital of Southern Sudan - in the brisk tradein the city's markets, its packed bars and nightclubs, and in the relaxedgait of the soldiers of the former rebel Sudan People's Liberation Army(SPLA).
“Think Positive” association has organized an activity for three days at the sports city from the 23rd till 25th of October, 2009 as part of the 85th year celebration of the establishment of the Lebanese patriotic resistance.
Do you know anyone who is HIV positive? The NGO "Think Positive" asked around
“Think Positive” association has started implementing the activities of the regional campaign against “HIV+ Phobia” on October 15th, 2009 in Lebanon, Jordan and Saudi Arabia in collaboration with the Lebanese NAP, the Jordanian NAP, The Saudi association for People Living with HIV (PLHIV), Bushra Center (Jordan), Global Network of PLHIV (GNP+), World AIDS Campaign (WAC), dance for life international, UNDP, UNFPA and YPEER.
“Think Positive” has the honor to invite you to the opening of its very first plastic arts exhibition on the 2nd of November 2009 at 5:30 PM under the auspices of H.E. the minister of tourism Mr. Elie Marouny in the glass gallery of the ministry in Hamra.
Within the framework of the regional campaign against " HIV+ Phobia”, and in cooperation with the Governor of the city of Beirut Mr. Nassif Qalush, " Think positive "Association implemented an activity in the areas of Hamra and 3ein Mraysseh in Beirut on Friday and Saturday 16 and 17 October 2009.
“Think Positive” association has organized an activity for three days at the sports city from 23rd till 25th of November, 2009 besides the 85th year celebration of the establishment of the Lebanese patriotic resistance.
Think Positive Association a nonprofit organization dedicated to the cause of HIV/AIDS Swould like to invite you to its first press conference to discuss its agenda and upcoming events at Hotel Rotana in Hazmieh on Tuesday Oct. 5/2009 at 10AM.
CAPE TOWN, 20 July 2009 (PLUSNEWS) - The 5th International AIDS Society (IAS) Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention opened on Sunday in Cape Town, South Africa, amidst reports that funding gaps and poor management are threatening supplies of life-prolonging antiretroviral (ARV) drugs in at least six African countries.
An interview for Think Positive with Dr. Sana Filemban, chairman of board of the Saudi association for PLHIV on the side of the African Regional Conference on AIDS campaigning in Nairobi-Kenya on the 30th of May 2009.
The Lebanese association « Think Positive » was launched in the regional conference on AIDS, which was held in Nairobi-Kenya between May 30 and the second of June 2009, by its chairman Hassan Cherry in the presence of international organizations and NGOs such as WAC, GNP+, UN representatives, media representatives, regional and international networks in addition to local active African NGOs in the AIDS field.
Side interview done by “Think Positive” with Ms. Linda Mafu – the Africa regional coordinator at the World AIDS Campaign International (WACI) during the regional African conference on AIDS held in Nairobi – Kenya between 31st May and 2nd June 2009
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