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Tunisie: Rencontre régionale sur la lutte contre le sida
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Tunisia: Regional meeting on the fight against the AIDS
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Tunisia: Regional meeting on the fight against the AIDS
Afriquenligne.fr
28/05/2008

Hammamet - VIH/Sida because death of 22 million people in the world, according to statistics published at the time of a regional meeting (the Middle East and North Africa) which began Tuesday with Hammamet, a seaside resort to 70 km in the east of Tunis.

Currently, the number of people living with the virus rises to 33 million people, including 380.000 in the area the Middle East North Africa.

The representatives of world program ONUSIDA and the funds of fight against the AIDS, tuberculosis and paludism take part in this meeting which must lean during three days on the means of reinforcing the aptitude of the people living with the HIV to face the disease.

The participants will review “the innovations relating to the treatment of this disease, various measurements and orientations adopted in this direction”.

According to organizers', “the objective in particular consists in consolidating the role of the various speakers, the civil company in particular, in the design of adequate strategies, for a better quality of care and a psychological and social assumption of responsibility optimal of the people living with the AIDS”.

At the opening of work, the Tunisian Secretary of State charged with the hospitals, Najoua Miladi, estimated that “the danger does not lie in the increase in the number of the sidéens but in this culture of silence on this disease and marginalisation of this category of patients”, which, according to it, constitutes “a factor of propagation of this epidemic and discrimination at the place of his carriers”.

It, in this respect, pled for the reinforcement of the co-operation and coordination between all the speakers for the design of new capable mechanisms to fight against this plague and to control the socio-economic impact of it.

Pointing out the multiple measurements taken in Tunisia since the appearance of the first case of AIDS in 1985, it in particular mentioned the exemption from payment of the drugs provided to the people reached and the encouragement of associative fabric to invest itself more in the prevention of the HIV.




May 30, 2008 | 4:45 AM Comments  0 comments

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Xpree - MTV Staying Alive -
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From the lively streets of Brazil, the dizzy heights of Mexico, to the colourful landscapes of Jamaica, this one-hour documentary takes you on a Latin American journey during which young adults from different cultures and religions are given the opportunity to genuinely express themselves without taboo on sex-related topics and how they are perceived in their community. From HIV/AIDS to homophobia and violence, a wide array of themes is passionately discussed by these individuals, who want to share their views with the rest of the world in order for their peers to learn from their experiences. Featuring interviews from local celebrities, including MVBill in Brazil, Ce’cille in Jamaica and Ilana Sod (MTV VJ) in Mexico

Available for free with spanich subtitels : info@staying-alive.org

May 29, 2008 | 10:08 AM Comments  0 comments

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Meeting Mandela - Staying Alive -
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This is the promo for a special programme produced in honour of Nelson Mandela, celebrating his life and moral leadership. Offering viewers a historical look at Mr Mandela’s life.

The special also profiles four young people from diverse backgrounds who travelled to Johannesburg to meet Mr Mandela and discuss topical issues such as HIV/AIDS, the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, and the fight for democracy in Burma.

Hosted by Beyoncé Knowles, Meeting Mandela showcases not only the impact Nelson Mandela has on our world, it also provides inspiration for future generations to raise their voices and become actively involved in the issues they care about.

AVAILABLE RIGHTS FREE AND AT NO COST, FOR NELSON MANDELA'S 90TH BIRTHDAY ON THE 18TH OF JULY 2008.
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May 28, 2008 | 8:51 AM Comments  0 comments



Ou achetez-vous vos préservatifs
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Or you buy your condoms
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As you know it, after L? abstinence, the condom? correctly used - is the most effective means for the prevention of the VIH/SIDA and the sexually transmitted diseases in general.

I have just read an article which m? A surprised by affirming that the young people prefer to go in pharmacy to obtain condoms. Personally, I prefer to buy my reserves in supermarket and to slip any Ca in the middle of my races or then to use a distributor in a bar not planned where necessary?

What m? bring to ask you the following questions:

- Ou achetez-vous vos préservatifs ? Are you rather followers of the distributor? Do you prefer to go to pharmacy? Or do the condoms make they part of your list of weekly race to the supermarket?

- And well qu? it is is important D? to have means of protecting itself within reach; still is necessary it to know to use them! What m? bring to my second question: Who explained you for the first time how to use a condom? Your parents? The pharmacist of your district? L? speaker come to exempt courses D? sex education in your college/college?

J? await your reactions impatiently?

Stay Safe

May 19, 2008 | 7:42 AM Comments  0 comments



Ecstasy ( MDMA) en Tunisie
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Ecstay MDMA in Tunisia
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After America and Europe the ecstasy is unfortunately with the door of Tunisia. This hard drug belongs very heterogeneous to a family: derivatives amphetaminic or the stimulants amphetamines type. The action of these molecules is complex because it interferes with the dopaminergique and serotoninergic transmission in a variable way. Some of these molecules have particular pharmacological characteristics which make them classify in a new category: the empathogénes or entactogénes, it is the case of the ecstasy.
The variation of the composition of compressed and the multiple addiction increase considerably the dangerosity always underestimated by the consumers, the actors of the law and health.
At end to try to bring a little light on this subject, the principal pharmacokinetic data, pharmacodynamic, as well as toxicity, the methods of research and proportioning of the amphetamine and its principal derivatives used in an illicit way are presented. These data relate to the amphetamine, the méthamphétamine, the méthylènedioxyamphétamine (MDMA), and an outline of the others less derived running. Then we will contribute our modest share to the evaluation of the situation to Tunisia.

Summarize pharmaceutical report of end of studies: “Does Drug-addiction have L? amphetamine: library search and studies of the situation in Tunisia”