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RSSStatement by Dr. John Mellors who is chief of infectious diseases at the University of Pittsburgh that about half of U.S. patients treated for infections with HIV have stopped responding to at least one drug is enough to give us a reason to rethink that...
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Local Chinese officials on Wednesday denied allegations by a Belgian television crew that they had been attacked while trying to report on the HIV epidemic in a...
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AP, Paris
France’s glamorous first lady threw her considerable star power behind the global fight against AIDS on Monday, as the world tallied the victims of the HIV virus...
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AP, London
The virus that causes AIDS could theoretically be eliminated in a decade if all people living in countries with high infection rates are regularly tested and treated,...
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AP, Indianapolis
A school district in the state where HIV-positive Ryan White fought for the right to attend classes two decades ago is being sued by the family of a 14-year-old girl...
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AP, Moscow
Russia’s top AIDS official lambasted the government’s approach to fighting HIV, saying the number of registered cases was growing 10 percent a year despite...
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AP, Moscow
Russia’s anti-AIDS coordinator says the number of registered HIV cases is growing 10 percent a year despite increased government funding.
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AP, Washington
Two years after the government urged that HIV tests become as common as cholesterol checks there are small gains but still one in five people infected with the AIDS...
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AP, Amsterdam
A Dutch court convicted two men Wednesday for attempting to infect 14 victims with HIV in a bizarre sex case.
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Baglung is called the ‘District of Lahures’. It has more migrant workers in proportion to the population than any other district in Nepal.
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AP, Normandy
Officials plan to start HIV testing at a suburban St. Louis high school where as many as 50 students may have been exposed to the virus that causes AIDS.
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AP, Stockholm
A Swedish health agency revealed in an article published Wednesday that it had refused to help police track down people who knowingly infect others with HIV.
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AP, London
He took an AIDS test publicly despite a deep stigma in Africa against the disease. He pressed to cut the prevalence of mothers passing the HIV virus onto their babies....
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Sanity never has a defined ground; creators often change reasons to get to something fresh and untamed each time. As HIV spreads beyond our control, and when scientists...
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AP, Jakarta
The United Nations urged Indonesia on Thursday to treat drug abusers like patients, not criminals, saying the shift could help prevent an explosion in HIV infections.
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A US analysis of data on 53,567 men who have sex with other men found HIV rates were not significantly lower among those who were circumcised.
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A preserved specimen of lymph node nearly half a century old has revealed how rapidly the HIV virus has diversified, according to international research.
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AP, Mexico City
Missing in Mexico: One truck carrying 5,000 condoms, 800 HIV tests and a 23-foot (7 meter) inflatable prophylactic.
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AP, Washington
Experts at an early August international AIDS conference in Mexico City were full of praise for the United States for having reversed a 15-year-old law banning...
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According to doctors, if you have had more than one sex partner, you should be tested. If you’re having new partners from one year to the next, you should be...
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Apart from the power of nightmares brought about by the rise of radical Islamism and its counter-campaign called war on terror, there has been another successful...
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Prezista, also know as TMC114, treats dead set against strains of HIV. The US Food and Drug Administration have approved the use of Prezista. Johnson & Johnson...
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