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ARV bungle killed 330 000
19/11/2008 22:33
More than 330 000 lives were lost to HIV/Aids between 2000 and 2005 in SA because an ARV treatment programme was not implemented, a new study reveals.

  • Hogan: Find new Aids strategies
  • Hogan: Step up Aids fight
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    AIDS PLAN: In Johannesburg, Education Minister Naledi Pandor briefs journalists on a policy framework for HIV/Aids and higher education. (Werner Beukes, SAPA)
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  • Free State gets R9.5m for ARVs
    12/11/2008 22:15
    The Free State has received R9.5m to address its shortage of antiretroviral medication. The shortage was due to budget constraints.
  • 510 000 in SA on ARVs


  • Don't stop Aids funding - UN
    12/11/2008 20:54
    Millions of people will die from Aids if major donors battling the global financial crisis cut funding even for six months, the UN's Aids agency has warned.
  • Red Cross facing funding cut


  • TAC: Vaccine prices a killer
    11/11/2008 19:24
    Thousands of lives could be saved if prices for the vaccine against cervical cancer - which can cost more than R2 000 - were reduced, the TAC says.

    $2.75bn to fight Aids, TB, malaria
    11/11/2008 09:16
    The multilateral Global Fund says it has approved $2.75bn in fresh grants over two years to fight Aids, tuberculosis and malaria.
  • Zim returns $7.3m to aid group


  • Circumcision 'not preventing HIV'
    04/11/2008 12:01
    Circumcised men in South Africa are currently as likely to be HIV-positive as uncircumcised, according to a study in the latest edition of the SA Medical Journal.
  • Circumcision HIV benefit divided
  • Circumcision drive launched
  • 'Circumcision to control Aids'


  • HIV vaccine may have raised risk
    04/11/2008 09:28
    Trials of a once-promising experimental HIV vaccine were cut short because the drug may have increased the likelihood of HIV infection rather than preventing it.
  • Less hope for Aids vaccine
  • Aids vaccine 'within 4 years'


  • US firms present new HIV drugs
    26/10/2008 21:08
    The big pharmaceutical companies are building new treatment cocktails for HIV-positive patients.
  • Hogan: Find new Aids strategies
  • HIV/Aids impact 'dramatic'
  • 'Medicine, politics don't mix'


  • Hogan: Find new Aids strategies
    21/10/2008 11:10
    South Africa's new health minister has urged Red Cross societies across the continent to find fresh strategies to battle Aids.
  • Hogan: Step up Aids fight
  • Aids: Hogan signals new tactic


  • Less hope for Aids vaccine
    14/10/2008 19:18
    Scientists at an international Aids conference say the global economic turmoil is likely to take its toll on research funding.
  • HIV does cause Aids: Hogan
  • DA shows confidence in Hogan


  • Aids: Hogan signals new tactic
    13/10/2008 22:15
    Health Minister Barbara Hogan has renewed global efforts to find an Aids vaccine, signalling a sharp change from her controversial predecessor Manto Tshabalala-Msimang.
  • Cosatu backs Hogan's plan
  • No 'quick fixes' for Hogan


  • Aids vaccine 'within 4 years'
    06/10/2008 21:41
    Nobel Prize winner Luc Montagnier, who discovered the virus that causes Aids, has predicted that a vaccine for the pandemic will be found within four years.
  • Woman 'could beat Aids virus'
  • HIV vaccine 'years off'


  • 1 in 5 drug users may have HIV
    24/09/2008 12:00
    At least 16 million people around the world inject illegal drugs, and nearly one in five of them may have the Aids virus, according to an estimate.

    HIV study: Whites, Indians wary
    18/09/2008 14:31
    A major survey to test South African attitudes to HIV and Aids has run into resistance from Indian and white communities, field workers say.
  • Health dept 'manipulated' survey
  • Aids stigma 'needs more debate'
  • HIV/Aids impact 'dramatic'


  • Aids campaign in Germiston
    04/09/2008 16:08
    Government officials and celebrities will take part in voluntary HIV counselling and testing at the Germiston Civic Centre, the Ekurhuleni municipality says.
  • Aids stigma 'needs more debate'
  • Woman 'could beat Aids virus'
  • SA shaking image as Aids pariah


  • Aids stigma 'needs more debate'
    03/09/2008 22:36
    HIV/Aids testing and treatment of the disease need more debate and a more sophisticated understanding, a seminar at the Institute of Security Studies has heard.
  • HIV/Aids impact 'dramatic'
  • 'End of Aids nowhere in sight'
  • 510 000 in SA on ARVs


  • NY has high HIV infection rate
    28/08/2008 12:47
    New data shows New York City residents are contracting the virus that causes Aids at three times the national rate.
  • US warned of Aids apathy
  • US approves $50bn to fight Aids
  • HIV+ dancer sent back to SA


  • HIV/Aids impact 'dramatic'
    26/08/2008 16:01
    The financial impact of HIV/Aids on the proposed National Social Security Fund will be dramatic, a conference has heard.
  • Manto: HIV, XDR-TB dropping
  • Circumcision drive launched
  • Woman 'could beat Aids virus'


  • Circumcision drive launched
    13/08/2008 14:46
    Ugandan authorities have launched a mass circumcision drive with the hope that it will reduce HIV/Aids rates in the east African country.
  • Benefits of circumcision...
  • 'Circumcision to control Aids'
  • Aids 'hits' Uganda soldiers more


  • Woman 'could beat Aids virus'
    13/08/2008 11:15
    A woman who has never shown symptoms of infection with the Aids virus may hold the secret to defeating the virus, US researchers say.
  • Drug company recalls Aids meds
  • US warned of Aids apathy
  • HIV vaccine 'years off'


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