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China Daily News Release Today
by: bruzzones2000 (49/F/California)  08/24/05 09:42 am
Msg: 6615 of 6627

News Release Out Today, Expected 10 to 15 million cases of HIV Expected in China Within the Next Five Years:

Media Must Rethink AIDS Coverage

Last weekend, CCTV's "New Investigation" aired an unprecedented programme about the relationship between HIV/AIDS and gay men in China.

While the show aimed to demonstrate that stigmatizing gay men and irresponsible sexual behaviour both increase the risk of HIV transmission in China's gay communities, it failed to place this vulnerable group in the larger context of the country's AIDS epidemic. This omission could lead the television audience to mistakenly believe gay men are responsible for spreading AIDS in China, or that homosexuality causes AIDS.

The media play a vital role in the joint response to HIV/AIDS. Objective and complete reporting is crucial for informing the general population.

According to a recent national survey, 87 per cent of Chinese consider television news programmes a reliable source of HIV/AIDS information, and up to half trust newspapers.

Undoubtedly the media could be instrumental in encouraging discussion of what remains a taboo.

China has an estimated 840,000 HIV cases, with needle sharing remaining the primary mode of transmission, accounting for 44 per cent of all infections. Sexual transmission accounts for 30 per cent of cases - of which 11.1 per cent follow unprotected gay sex, or 3 per cent of all confirmed HIV infections.

Experts warn China may have between 10 million and 15 million HIV/ AIDS cases in five years.

Media organizations have a social duty to be credible, trusted sources that reflect the diverse and changing society. The media should not be proscriptive, but should help its audience form their own informed opinions.

The media play an important role in setting the public agenda. HIV/AIDS needs to hold a more predominant position on the agenda of national and local policy-makers.

Reporting on HIV/AIDS is not easy. Fear, ignorance, prejudice, denial, and cultural and political considerations all play a part in how individuals view HIV/AIDS.

Ethical dilemmas such as balancing what is in the public interest with the interests of the individual need to be resolved by journalists and the media profession as a whole.

To realize the important role the media have in combating HIV/ AIDS in China, journalists need to understand the relevant medical, economic, political and international factors.

Chinese journalists are just beginning to discuss their role in China's national HIV/AIDS prevention strategy. Few concentrate on HIV/AIDS beyond December 1, the World AIDS Day, and few outlets have committed to ongoing coverage.

Ensuring interesting and ethical reporting of HIV/AIDS is no longer enough - journalists and media institutions need to think beyond individual stories and develop an overall sustained strategy for their involvement in the struggle.

The media could improve their HIV/AIDS and healthcare reporting by developing a resource centre where journalists could access reliable and current information such as quotes, statistics and other resources required for balanced reporting.

Another important step would be to create a national platform for healthcare reporting by engaging and training media professionals to promote the development of leaders and experts dedicated to reporting on HIV/AIDS and other healthcare matters.

While it is clear China's top-level policy-makers have demonstrated a strong personal commitment to combating HIV/AIDS, the media, being strategically placed to educate, need to play a proactive and responsible role in the fight against HIV/AIDS.



Source: China Daily; North American ed.

 

FIRST AMERICAN HIV RAPID SALIVA TEST PRODUCTION PLANT IN CHINA

Not only with this be the first America HIV rapid Salvia test production plant in China, it will also cut client costs of:

1. The need for medical personnel to administer the test.
2. Hazardous waste removal costs
3. Liability and Safety costs to tests administrators since individuals don't contract HIV through saliva.

Acquiring the already certified producing production plant with a current blood rapid test was brilliant strategy on behalf of Calypte Management.

Re: China Daily News Release Today
by: bruzzones2000 (49/F/California) 08/24/05 09:59 am
Msg: 6619 of 6620

With the existing certified production plant in China, in which Calypte is already situated, it is wondered if Calypte will take over their current tests which were produced there and the marketing of that test, thus bringing in revenue while gaining approval from China for producing and marketing their rapid saliva test?

This definitely will put them on the ground floor of China, not having to wait extended periods of time for certification of a production facility since it is already certified and will provide a market ready base.

And even more positive is it will dramatically cut costs and bureaucratic red tape, making them even more competitive in China than the American and Canadian manufacturers of HIV tests.

Reduced costs in:

Exporting (Transportation, Bureaucratic Red Tape, Tariffs)
Production (High Facility Lease Costs, (Workers Compensation Costs, Labor Costs, Benefit Costs)
Licensure (Years to get through FDA, etc.)

This is so exciting!
 

wieder ; )


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C.O  

Kurs bei 0,13 $ oder bei 0,08 €
 

 

 

 

 

 

rausgeworfen.
Ich sehe hier beim besten Willen in nächster Zeit keine technische Erholung mehr (in USA werden immer wieder grössere Mengen zu 0,13 bedient). Vielmehr glaube ich auch, dass der Kurs noch weiter runter geht. Nicht mal die letzten mehr oder weniger positiven News haben dem Kurs auf die Beine geholfen. Und wenn ich mir dann die MK von sage und schreibe 22,6 Mio. US$ vor Augen führe, frage ich mich, womit eine solch hohe gerechtfertigt sein soll.

Nur meine pers. Meinung, aber ich schätze den realistischen Preis, zu dem da wieder einsteige, bei ca. 1/3 des derz. Kurses, also etwa 4 UScent fest..

Grüße, ZN  

 

EK 0,11 VK 0,113 minus Spesen, also +/- 0
Grüße, ZN  

 

 

habe Caly schon vor 2 Jahren öfter gehandelt, aber nie lange gehalten. Per Saldo habe ich hier sogar Gewinn gemacht. Zwar nicht die Welt, aber immerhin besser, als 80-90% Verlust ;-))
Grüße, ZN  

auch nichts zu blöd .... LOL  

 

getrost mit Joelu anreden ;-)))
Kindergarten  

Aber immer noch besser als uneinsichtig. Wenigstens hab ich immer noch was zu lachen.

Grüße, ZN  

 

 

 

schon lange kapiert haben)

natürlich sind wir nicht explizit in einem wettbüro. aber trotzdem ist aktienhandel wie wetten. du wettest doch in deinem wahn darauf, dass der $ kommt, und zwar ohne RS oder?

ich wette darauf, dass ihr gegen "0" lauft und der nächste RS kommt.

so, und wenn du soooooooooooooooooo von deiner meinung und deinem tollen investment übezeugt bist, dann kannst du auch dazu stehen und musst nich schwächeln, wenn ich mit einer flasdche schampus dagegen halte...

ist das jetzt deutlicher für dich?

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