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An adherence club helped almost all patients stay on their treatment.

Technology has cut diagnosis waiting times, getting infants on to treatment sooner.

Statistics show that voluntary male circumcision is a crucial weapon in the fight to control HIV.

The Western Cape premier should know that inequality, not just science, lies at the root of the Aids epidemic.

Fake AIDS "cures" have been the bane of activists fighting for treatment. We discovered a new one and checked in on some we've debunked before.

Is the South African Law Commission's recommendation to sentence convicted sex workers to 'diversion programmes' a latest symptom of a country torn?

Bill Gates was at the International Aids Conference this week. He spent time with five African journalists. Here is what they wanted to know.

Research predicts a substantial shortfall in HIV funding in the next five years as the country looks to put millions more people on treatment.

The billionaire philanthropist says we need to focus on curbing infections among teenage girls and young women.

Over a dozen young people have backed a declaration delivered to the health minister calling for free condoms and sanitary pads in school

The government needs to spend much more on nonmedical interventions, and that comes down to changing the way people interact.

An HIV prevention pill can reduce HIV-negative people's chances of contracting HIV by more than 90%.

We know more than ever about how to prevent HIV infection, including what may someday lead to the world's first HIV vaccine.

In theory medical aids fund ARVs, but in practice it's a complex process, say doctors and activists.

In the vagina's ecosystem, mundane bacteria matter more than you think.

Blessers' form a crucial link in a cycle of HIV transmission that South Africa has not been able to break.