HIV

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Civil Rights, Medical Groups Weigh In On HIV Case

Prosecutors are asking the Minnesota Supreme Court to reinstate the conviction of an HIV-positive man accused of passing the virus to another man, in a case that has drawn attention of medical and civil rights groups who say it violates the defendant’s constitutional rights.

2013/05/05

HIV Cases Rise In Minnesota In 2012

Minnesota health officials say the number of HIV cases reported to the state increased 8 percent in 2012 compared to the previous year.

2013/04/23

Historic Cord Blood Transplant Could Cure HIV/AIDS

University of Minnesota physicians will perform the world’s first cord blood transplant, which if successful, is designed to cure a pediatric patient of HIV/AIDS.

2013/04/23

County To Stay Involved In Care Of Baby With HIV

For now, a Minnesota county will stay involved with the care of a baby with HIV.

2013/04/02

Baby Born With HIV Back In Parents’ Custody

A Minnesota baby born with HIV is back in the custody of his parents. WCCO has been following the story of Baby Rico for the last week.

2013/03/11

Baby Rico Returns Home For Now

A baby with HIV who was taken from his parents by Mower County officials has returned home. But the custody fight for Rico Martinez-Nagel isn’t over.

2013/03/09

Mower Co. Family Fights For Custody Of HIV-Positive Infant

A family’s fight to get their baby back has the attention of the medical community and the court system in Mower County.

2013/03/06

Appeals Court Reverses Conviction In HIV Case

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has reversed the conviction of an HIV-positive man who was accused of passing the virus on to another man through unprotected sex.

2012/09/24

Thousands Walk To Prevent HIV

Thousands of Minnesotans helped raise money to prevent HIV, and to keep people living with the disease healthy.

2012/05/20

Minn. Sees Fewer New HIV Cases In 2011

The Minnesota Department of Health says the state saw a drop in the number of new HIV cases reported in 2011, but there were increases in HIV cases in some communities.

2012/04/30

Movie Blog @ MSPIFF, Day 6: The Carrier

Your average NYC socialite rarely travels further east than The Hamptons. But filmmaker Margaret Betts isn’t your average heiress.

2012/04/17

Iowa Man’s 50-Year Term For Spreading HIV Upholds

A federal judge has upheld a 50-year prison term for an Iowa City man convicted of having unprotected sex with women while knowing he carried the virus that causes AIDS.

2012/04/12

HIV-Positive Man Sentenced For Having Unprotected Sex

A Hennepin County judge sentenced Monday a man who was convicted of having unprotected sex knowing all the while he was HIV-positive.

2011/11/28

Jury Convicts Mpls. Man Of Knowingly Transferring HIV

A 30-year-old Minneapolis man has been convicted of knowingly transferring HIV when he had sex with another man in May 2009, according to the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office.

2011/10/10

Mayo Clinic Teams With ‘Glowing Cats’ To Fight AIDS

A team of Mayo Clinic researchers have developed a somewhat unusual strategy to fight feline AIDS and shed some light on how to combat the human virus.

2011/09/11

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