Change in men's behavior seen in fight against AIDS
Meeting depicts ways attitudes have been altered
DURBAN, South Africa -- In the AIDS prevention world, many lament that the behavior of men drives the pandemic and can't be changed significantly. But a series of studies presented at the US President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief's annual meeting yesterday suggested that men shouldn't be written off in fighting the disease. (Full article: 740 words)
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