AIDS Centre for Isolated Infants
May 31 2006, Pratyush

Russian chief sanitary physician Gennady Onishchenko has said that Russia is facing larger cases of HIV infections. Moreover, HIV infection cases in pregnant women have increased ten times during last five years.

He was delivering his speech at the...

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