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1. PSI in the Guardian - Zimbabwe aims to circumcise 80% of young men in drive against HIV

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   A big effort is under way to circumcise 80% of young men in Zimbabwe after a study four years ago found that the operation reduced the chance of contracting HIV by 60%. Yet the procedure is still not widely available across sub-Saharan Africa, where HIV prevalence is high,...

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2. Global Health Leader PSI Showcases Innovative Solutions to fight HIV at the International AIDS Conference

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   (July 19, 2010; Vienna, Austria) Technical staff from PSI (Population Services International), a leading global health organization operating in more than 60 countries around the world, are currently attending the 18th International AIDS Conference in Vienna to showcase...

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3. PSI and Partners Join Call for Male Circumcision Scale Up

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   (VIENNA, July 20 , 2010) The U.S. Global AIDS Coordinator Ambassador Eric Goosby and the World Health Organization's Director of HIV, TB, and Malaria, Africa Regional Office, Dr. David Okello, joined PSI (Population Services International) today in calling for greater...

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4. Bill Gates Shows Film from PSI/Swaziland's Male Circumcision Clinic at the International AIDS Conference

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   (Vienna, July 20, 2010) Following the remarks on male circumcision made today by former President Bill Clinton and philanthropist Bill Gates, PSI will release the results of a groundbreaking study on a new model of efficiency that will allow for quality and cost-effective...

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5. PSI Launches Healthy Lives Blog

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   PSI has launched a new blog, Healthy Lives. The first post, from PSI Senior Vice President and former U.S. Ambassador Sally Cowal, focuses on the 2010 International AIDS Conference. The conference, held this year in Vienna, Austria, starts July 18. The theme is "Rights Here...

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