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The SA government needs to make a back-up plan for spending on HIV/Aids

HIV infections in children under five down by over three quarters

Ina Skosana -
French scientists have singled out a mechanism that spontaneously 'cured' two people of HIV

Can we end Aids in Africa?

Olive Shisana -
The SA government needs to make a back-up plan for spending on HIV/Aids

SA has highest number of new HIV infections worldwide – survey

Mia Malan -
Phumzile Nywagi is concerned that med are not as involved as women with regards to HIV awareness.

Gentlemen, let’s talk about HIV

Mara Kardas-Nelson -
We feature three HIV positive women in their 40s who fit the profile of a typical M&G reader.

HIV: Not one of us can say, ‘never me, never mine’

Mia Malan -
Impressed: Researcher Ché Makanjee is counselled before his HIV test at Charlotte Maxeke hospital.

Private sector lags in HIV testing

Amy Green -
Scientists say the current tests designed to detect even very low levels of HIV present in the body are simply not sensitive enough.

KZN traffic officers wrongly conducting HIV tests

Bhekisisa Team -
Topvein was marketed as a cure for AIDS

How true are reports of breakthrough Aids ‘cures’?

Melissa Meyer -
Over the last decade a growing number of studies have raised the alarm about men's low involvement in HIV services.

On World Aids Day, SA cannot celebrate

Ina Skosana -
Cotlands is a former children's Aids hospice that was converted to an early childhood development facilitation centre.

Journeying through HIV and early education

Lenadine Koza -
Scientists say the current tests designed to detect even very low levels of HIV present in the body are simply not sensitive enough.

Villagers flock to take HIV tests

Mia Malan -
Outdated discourse of treatment versus prevention ... obscures elementary points for which we currently lack a common language.

Common sense needed in HIV fight

Alex Welte -
Scientists say the current tests designed to detect even very low levels of HIV present in the body are simply not sensitive enough.

Household survey: HIV prevalence increases

Mia Malan -

Social grants decrease teenage girls’ risk of contracting HIV

Amy Green -
Surviving the process of childbirth is still a battle for many women in Africa.

Birth, a measure of progress

Babatunde Osotimehin -

Death in the Free State

Mia Malan -
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