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The new generation making an impact on HIV

Meet these young advocates helping to lead the response to HIV around the world

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Here for Good: A lifelong mission against HIV

A colleague transformed personal grief and tragedy into a lifelong mission to help persons living with HIV

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From stigma to strength: HIV activist from Lebanon shares his story

Elie Ballan discusses learning about his HIV status and his work to inspire others living with HIV

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From isolation to empowerment: Stories from the HIV community

We sat down with two advocates for the HIV community to learn about their journeys through diagnosis and depression

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Our commitment to HIV treatments and prevention through the years

We continue to work at the forefront of the fight against HIV

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From Kenya to the U.S., she’s helping lead the fight against HIV

Growing up in Kenya during the height of the HIV/AIDS crisis inspired Merck’s Dr. Bern Ng’eno to commit her life to improving HIV treatment and care

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Renowned Photographer and HIV Activist Duane Cramer Partners with Project Runway Star Mondo Guerra and Merck on I Design Campaign

National HIV Education Initiative Kicks Off Second Year of Education on Self-expression in HIV Treatment with New Interactive Tools WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J., Feb. 7, 2013 – Merck (NYSE: MRK), known as MSD outside the United States and Canada, today announced that Duane Cramer, an acclaimed photographer and HIV advocate, is joining the national HIV education campaign I Design.  Duane has partnered with Project Runway star Mondo Guerra, who served as the voice of the campaign in 2012, to help empower people living with HIV to work with their doctors and approach HIV treatment “through their own lens.” The I Design campaign traveled the United States in 2012, and is embarking on its second year on the road this National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day,including the launch of interactive digital tools to help with HIV management on www.ProjectIDesign.com. “As a person who has lived with HIV for a long time, I’ve learned that self-expression is incredibly important, especially when it