Child treated for HIV at birth is healthy nine years on without further treatment... READ MORE›
The American people are a major funder in this and we need them to stay engaged, International AIDS Society President Linda-Gail Bekker told journalists in Paris... READ MORE›
However, Prof Linda Gail Bekker, the president of the IAS said international leaders are taking different stances on prioritizing future investment into HIV science... READ MORE›
For 1st time, over half of people with HIV having treatment... READ MORE›
At that time you were told you will die." The couple struggled to cope with the stigma associated with HIV and Aids, she says... READ MORE›
Kenya, with one of the world's largest HIV positive populations, has made great strides in addressing HIV in its public medical facilities... READ MORE›
I Am Not A Risk Im Healthy Happily Married And I Cannot Pass On HIV... READ MORE›
Around 37 million people live with HIV AIDS around the world, 70 percent of them in Africa, according to 2015 statistics from the World Health Organization WHO ... READ MORE›
What we are seeing is the first downturn of the HIV epidemic in gay men, said Delpech... READ MORE›
South Africa holds the biggest reserves of platinum, chrome and manganese... READ MORE›
With 17 locations, Family Health Options Kenya treats hundreds of HIV-positive women in some of the most remote parts of the country... READ MORE›
This meant many patients can expect to live as long as those without HIV, according to their study published in The Lancet medical journal... READ MORE›
Dr. Mark Wainberg, a Montreal-based trailblazer in HIV AIDS research and an internationally renowned scientist, died Tuesday after swimming in rough water in Bal Harbour, Fla... READ MORE›
Gandhi objected that Indians were classed with the natives of South Africa, who he called the kaffirs, and demanded a separate entrance for Indians... READ MORE›
While the rate of new H.I.V. infections has been falling across the Asia-Pacific region in recent years, in the Philippines it is soaring... READ MORE›
Last month, the minister of health announced that Tanzania will ban HIV AIDS outreach projects aimed at gay men, pending a review... READ MORE›
A rare case of the Zika virus being transmitted through sex, not a mosquito bite, has been reported in the US... READ MORE›
Trophy hunting is often difficult to detach from an era of unquestioned white privilege in Africa, Mr. Dorrington, 56, said... READ MORE›
We must continue to use other HIV prevention tools to reduce the number of new HIV infections, particularly in vulnerable populations such as young women... READ MORE›
Zimbabwe - along with Namibia, Tanzania and South Africa - is listed as 'positive', ie with a sustainable enough population of lions to accommodate hunting... READ MORE›
Her first showed her crouching over the prone form of a massive kudu a kind of African antelope with a white-striped body and spiralling horns... READ MORE›
A Game of Thrones editor, recently killed by a lioness in South Africa, was raising money to combat poaching... READ MORE›
After sporadic cases through the 1970s, the viral epidemic was first reported in New York City and California... READ MORE›
Dr Mark Wainberg Who Identified a Key AIDS Drug Dies at 71... READ MORE›
South Africa, which has the continent's only nuclear power plant, has around half of sub-Saharan Africa's power generating capacity, roughly 44 gigawatts... READ MORE›
Muchinguri's remarks come as the White House faces mounting pressure to address a petition for Palmer's extradition to Zimbabwe... READ MORE›
South Africa's government said parts of the country are seeing their worst drought since 1992... READ MORE›
Bashir, who had been in South Africa to attend an African Union meeting with other African leaders, was already halfway to Khartoum, Sudan's capital... READ MORE›
New model equates spread of worm across local networks and internet with progress of Aids virus through the body, suggesting early treatment is vital... READ MORE›
Lion numbers are in steep decline across Africa, but trophy hunting is only partly responsible for the long-term losses, say conservationists... READ MORE›
NHS England resisted rolling out PrEP due to its cost, although it is a lot cheaper than a lifetime of HIV treatment which could cost ?360,000... READ MORE›
Living with HIV 'There is nothing to fear' Takeda's drug suppressed the virus to undetectable levels in eight monkeys, some for two years... READ MORE›
At Tsinghua, students take sex education classes where they learn basic knowledge about sex safety, condom use, etc... READ MORE›
Lots of the poachers are men and I am the woman fighting with the men Black Mamba Leitah Michabela tells Evan proudly... READ MORE›
Crucially, the report found that between 2010 and 2015, the number of new HIV infections among women aged 15 to 24 was reduced by only 6 percent across the world... READ MORE›
All the patients infected with the new strain of the virus progressed to Aids within three years... READ MORE›
But researchers chasing the holy grail of a vaccine think they could have better success in South Africa, because of a number of modifications... READ MORE›
It emerged earlier this year that civil servants went on a 1 billion spending spree in just eight weeks to hit the Government's aid target... READ MORE›
NHS England to appeal against judgment ruling it has legal power to fund drugs that are highly effective in preventing HIV... READ MORE›
New hiv vaccine to be trialled in south africa... READ MORE›
There are up to 600,000 African elephants but about 35,000 a year are killed by poachers... READ MORE›
How to tell which sick children need blood transfusions the most... READ MORE›
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