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Notice to Readers: Satellite Broadcast: Preventing HIV/AIDS Among
Men Who Have Sex with Men: Challenges and Innovations
CDC and the Public Health Training Network will present the satellite broadcast and webcast, "Preventing
HIV/AIDS Among Men Who Have Sex with Men: Challenges and Innovations," on May 17, 2007, at 1 p.m. EDT. The
2-hour broadcast is designed to 1) raise awareness of the ongoing crisis of human immunodeficiency
virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) among gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men (MSM); 2)
promote greater understanding of the behaviors that affect HIV/AIDS risk among MSM; and 3) encourage providers of
HIV-prevention services to implement effective interventions and strategies to reduce HIV transmission among MSM.
The broadcast will highlight relevant research and examples of effective programs in the United States. A panel will answer
viewer questions, which can be sent by fax during the broadcast or by e-mail during and after the broadcast.
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as soon as possible so that potential viewers can access information online. Additional information regarding the broadcast
and directions for establishing and registering a viewing location are available at
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The broadcast also can be viewed live online and will be available on the Internet for 3 years at
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