Home Multimedia Growing up in the time of HIV: ‘The babies we saved... MultimediaPodcasts [PODCAST] Growing up in the time of HIV: ‘The babies we saved from HIV decades ago are now contracting the virus in their teens’ By Mia Malan, Dylan Bush & Danny Booysen - September 18, 2019 Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp As children, they escaped the virus through revolutions in medication. But today, they face an old foe again. Renowned HIV scientist Salim Abdool Karim sits down with Mia Malan to explain why their story is the story of Africa’s HIV epidemic. Music credit: Driven To Success – Scott Holmes RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Advertorial A local home for a global dream: The Aurum Institute houses HIV, TB & malaria coalition News and analysis To gather or not to gather? How to better promote staying safe during the holidays Opinion SA & India took a stand for COVID-19 patients everywhere. Here’s why African leaders should back it Opinion Rape increases your long-term risk of contracting HIV. Here’s what could fix that News and analysis How rape survivors’ long-term risk of HIV infection can lead to heavier sentences for rapists Features ‘Where the governments see statistics, I see the faces of my friends’ News and analysis Tortoise and the hare: Why a COVID vaccine is outrunning its HIV counterpart General resources ‘Your life is altered, but it’s not the end’: Life with HIV, stigma and discrimination Multimedia [WATCH] HIV and mental health: The impact of lifelong medication, stigma and discrimination General resources ‘This could be a game changer’: What you need to know about the eight-weekly HIV prevention jab News and analysis Why COVID made autopsies soar News and analysis Why our obsession with happy endings can lead to bad decisions LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment
