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There is good news for those AIDS patients who have stopped responding to available drugs in the name of Isentress [also called raltegravir], a new drug developed by Merck. The lack of response to existing drugs occurs because the HIV virus mutates...
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There is a myth which is doing rounds since the time HIV appeared in the modern world scenario. It must have been the outcome of some depraved thinking, if one has HIV+...
made popular Jun 25 2009
Women in Africa are being sterilised without their consent after being told the procedure is a routine treatment for Aids, a lawsuit will claim.
Forty HIV-positive...
made popular Jun 23 2009
The nationwide initiative — funded by the United States government and implemented by global charity ‘Population Services International’ (PSI) —...
made popular Jun 19 2009
The adult film industry said it was the first case since the 2004 outbreak, the LA Times reported.
In fact, 22 performers have tested positive, including last...
made popular Jun 13 2009
Indian feminists, backed by National Commission of Women and Women and Child Development ministry coupled with sick Indian society allegedly blame HUSBANDS if women...
made popular Jun 1 2009
A young and virile youth Roshan entered Mumbai, one of the metros of India as a maiden visitor. He heard the pluralistic life and busy area of Metro and, he had read...
made popular May 27 2009
I do not know how to react when religious leaders of all hues look down upon contraceptives and sex education in the land of Khajuraho and Kamsutra. Being officially...
made popular May 26 2009
Since 1993, renowned personalities and artists have lent their voices and support to Life Ball, Europe’s most spectacular annual charity event dedicated to...
made popular May 4 2009
AP, Cincinnati
As life moves to the Internet, a growing number of public health agencies are signing on to social networking sites _ not to find friends but to fight syphilis, AIDS...
made popular Apr 18 2009
AP, Vatican City
Critics of the Catholic Church’s social teachings are trying to intimidate Pope Benedict XVI into silence, the Vatican charged Friday in responding to attacks on...
made popular Apr 17 2009
AP, New York
Advocates of the female condom are promoting a less costly, more user-friendly version that they hope will vastly expand its role in the global fight against AIDS and...
made popular Apr 16 2009
United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) has donated 2 Million dollars to the Ministry of Public Health to establish centers for the identification,...
made popular Apr 9 2009
I don’t think its global killer, more selective than we might pretend to think, personally I believe its continental, Africa suffering the brunt, as usual.
But...
made popular Apr 9 2009
By: Rajbir Deswal
Mr. H.K.Dua, Editor in Chief of The Tribune, though admitted the other day, that the present day journalists are “hacks” who in a hurry to file...
made popular Apr 3 2009
We are asking people to understand that slavery still exists today; in fact, according to a recent New York Times article, if you count the number of women and children...
made popular Mar 30 2009
Pope Benedict just gave his sermon on the condom. I’m sure you did not miss it.
What does the Pope know about condom? Scratch that! What does the Pope Know about...
made popular Mar 19 2009
What is it with this Pope?
First, Pope Benedict XVI purposely offends Muslims by stating in a lecture given at a German university “Show me just what Muhammad...
made popular Mar 18 2009
AP, Aboard The Papal Plane
Pope Benedict XVI said on his way to Africa Tuesday that condoms were not the answer in the continent’s fight against HIV, his first explicit statement on an...
made popular Mar 17 2009
AP, Washington
A new report by D.C. health officials says that at least 3 percent of residents in the nation’s capital are living with HIV or AIDS and every mode of transmission...
made popular Mar 16 2009
AP, Georgetown
Guyana says a U.S.-funded AIDS prevention program has helped slash the HIV infection rate in the South American country from nearly 3 percent to about 1 percent.
made popular Mar 14 2009
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