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Stephen Lewis

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As seen in: Bloomberg News, Color Research & Application, MSN UK, Nature, Frontline Gastroenterology, SAGE Publishing, The Scotsman, Men's Health, MS NOW, Real Simple and
Former Producer on the msnbc program THE LAST WORD.
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Canada must act to prevent the unravelling of progress toward curbing HIV/AIDS

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By Julio Montaner, Robert Hogg Verified, Stephen Lewis, Simon Fraser
| Canadian Medical Association Journal Verified
Key points Evidence-based strategies such as treatment, prevention and pre-exposure prophylaxis have dramatically reduced new HIV infections and AIDS-related deaths, and must be scaled up nationally and globally. However, at a time when the world is close to ending HIV/AIDS as a global public health threat, major global funding cuts have stalled international progress.
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Why Bury black pudding is famous: the Manchester delicacy now loved worldwide

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By Stephen Lewis
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From humble beginnings at Bury Market to global acclaim, the Bury Black Pudding Company has transformed the iconic black pudding from a local delicacy into a worldwide sensation. BuryCity of ManchesterCommunity Facebook X Pinterest WhatsApp By Stephen Lewis Updated 18 March 2026 3 min.read Save for later Screenshot - Advertisement - Love it or hate it, black pudding is one of Greater Manchester’s most recognisable foods. And nowhere does it better than Bury.
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Jewish Museum celebrates 150th anniversary of Manchester's oldest synagogue

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By Stephen Lewis
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The Spanish and Portuguese synagogue on Cheetham Hill Road opened on May 6 1874 Written by Stephen Lewis Last updated 1 year ago City of Manchester, Community, Events, Exhibitions, Museums Share Tweet Share Chat The area north of Manchester city centre between Cheetham Hill Road and Strangeways to the west was once the heart of the local Jewish community.
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