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UNAIDS Launches Webcast of ‘HIV This Week’

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UNAIDS regularly publishes a digest of the latest HIV/AIDS research and analysis. Now you can watch the webcast.

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About Douglas Hopper

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Douglas is an Online Editor and Multimedia Consultant for The National Press Foundation.

He is a former producer at National Public Radio, where he helped launch the program Tell Me More with Michel Martin. He started his career at NPR as a Kroc Fellow, a year-long training program focused on radio and multimedia storytelling.

The Indiana native moved to Oregon in the mid-1990's, where he obtained a B.A. in electronic media from the University of Oregon School of Journalism and Communication. Before pursuing a career in broadcast journalism, Douglas worked in the field of public health, focusing on HIV/AIDS prevention among GLBT youth in rural Oregon.

Douglas is currently a Senior Writer and Communications Specialist at the Harvard School of Public Health.

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