HIV Testing Day; Alzheimer's Patients' Behavior; Stress and Cancer; Sun Poisoning

June 22, 2004

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Health Newsletter <weekly wrote: " Health Newsletter "

HIV Testing Day; Alzheimer's Patients' Behavior; Stress and Cancer; Sun

Poisoning

Tue, 22 Jun 2004 13:55:00 -0700

June 22, 2004Health NewsletterOnline Version It’s estimated that as many as

280,000 Americans don’t know that they are living with HIV. In an effort to

improve the health of these men and women and prevent the spread of the virus,

June 27 has been named National HIV Testing Day. Join us this week as we feature

a program about club drugs, a new risk factor for HIV.

Also in this week’s newsletter: Managing challenging behavior in people with

Alzheimer’s disease, when the stress of cancer becomes too great and avoiding

allergic reactions to the sun.

Read: The Grim Reaper: Club Drugs And HIVMany people think that the HIV epidemic

is over. But there has been a recent spike in the number of new infections.

Experts say that certain club drugs that allow for more uninhibited sex are to

blame.

Read: Program Reading Alzheimer's Patients' Behavior:

It Takes a Detective

As the ability to reason abandons them, people with Alzheimer’s disease can

develop annoying and sometimes aggressive behaviors. Learn how to cope with

situations that can be both emotionally wrenching and frustrating for

caregivers.

Read ArticleThe Stress of Cancer:

When to Seek Help: Cancer is upsetting. Worries about treatments and the future

make it hard to function. Find out what you can do if the stress is too much to

handle.

View Program: Are You Allergic to the Sun?

" Sun poisoning " is really an allergic reaction to the sun that occurs when skin

is exposed to sunlight for the first time in the early spring or during a winter

vacation. Discover what causes this rash and how to avoid it.

Read Article: AIDSmeds.com is dedicated to providing people living with HIV the

necessary information they need to make empowered treatment decisions

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