Innovative Radio Diaries of People Living with HIV may Help Reduce Stigma in Ethiopia
Betengna, a radio program that showcases the diaries of ordinary people living with HIV, may contribute to reducing HIV-related stigma,...
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Recent Columns by Dr. Zaeem-ul-Haq of CCPâs PAIMAN Project in Pakistan
Dr. Zaeem-ul-Haq writes regularly for The News International which is the leading English newspaper in Pakistan. In these three columns,...
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CCP, Indian Express to Honor Journalists For Excellence in HIV/AIDS Reporting
The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Program (CCP) has once again joined forces with The...
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Addis Ababa University Confronts HIV/AIDS through Entertainment
An exciting new HIV communication program targeting university students was introduced to the Addis Ababa University (AAU) community today. The...
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CCP Wins $15 Million to Implement Communication Program in Tanzania
The Global Program on Malaria at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Healthâs Center for Communication Programs (CCP) received...
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Public Help Sought to Send Vital Family Planning Information Overseas
Health care providers in developing countries need accurate and up-to-date reproductive health information that could help them save hundreds of...
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Next Generation Contraceptive Implants are Cheaper, Highly Effective
The next generation of contraceptive implants offer an extremely effective way to expand family planning choices for women and reduce...
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Global Family Planning Experts Call for Wide Adoption
The INFO Project of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health Center for Communication Programs convened an expert panel...
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âMy Life, My Decisionâ Youth Campaign Launches in Cote dâIvoire
The Ma Vie Ma Decision! campaignâFrench for âMy Life, My Decisionââcommenced August 1, 2007, at a ceremony in Abidjan with...
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New Family Planning Handbook Released to Address Vast Unmet Need
Family planning is regaining priority status on health agendas throughout the developing world, driven largely by the unmet needs of...
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