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 Opinion The world finally has an Ebola vaccine. This is why it’s not enough. Featured Employed vs. unemployed: Who is more likely to test HIV positive? Features Peppa Pig and friends: Inside the bizarre science behind your child’s favourite show Opinion Three things that will shape the national health insurance here… and beyond Features When ambulances wouldn’t respond to calls in this community, one woman started her own EMS company. Opinion More than just a footnote: ‘African authors are under-represented as first authors — positions that often get the most credit’ Multimedia A letter to my HIV: ‘Because of you…’ News and analysis Romeo and Juliet are sexting: Will SA’s new sex-ed prepare children for life, love and lust? Multimedia [WATCH] What you need to know about SA’s new HIV drug News and analysis Risks & benefits: New HIV drug combo could change the course of SA’s epidemic Multimedia [WATCH LIVE] What you need to know about SA’s new HIV drug Opinion If you were a girl: Men, this is what you need to understand about women and violence LEAVE A REPLY Cancel replyLog in to leave a comment
