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International team leaders say Asia has made progress in preventing HIV. However, discrimination attitudes towards HIV-infected people must be eliminated in order to ach…
The International AIDS Association calls for the development of drug-resistant antimicrobial drugs specifically for children, to both improve the effectiveness of treatm…
For the first time, research on the virus that causes AIDS is done through genetic analysis. Even this time, international scientists have discovered three genes that ca…
The world's largest conference on HIV / Aids is taking place in Sydney, Australia. More than 5000 delegates will be introduced to a study confirming that circumcision in…
The Barzil government has just approved a manufacturer's offer to reduce the price of an AIDS drug by 30%. This move will save Brazil 10 million USD per year.
Scientists are actively looking for new drugs to prolong life for drug-resistant HIV patients. One of those drugs was Etravirine, which was published on July 7 in the La…
According to the Science magazine, German researchers at the Max Planck Institute and Heinrich -Pette Institute have developed an enzyme capable of removing HIV-infected…
HIV, the AIDS virus (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome), a disease that has killed about 25 million people worldwide in the past 25 years, may be one of the most carefu…
On June 12, according to the US Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, 71 health workers from 24 provinces completed a six-month training program on application management for H…
A conference on AIDS prevention in South Africa last week called for a series of mass circumcision after studies showed that this would reduce the rate of HIV infection…
New Jersey may be the first state in the United States to require mandatory HIV testing for both pregnant women and newborns according to a proposal by Governor Richard…
'Thailand's anti-AIDS version of drugs makes drug-resistant HIV virus'. A warning, black-and-white ad in the Thai daily newspaper The Nation reported on May 13 that 600,…
According to US scientists, HIV patients with specific gene variants will have a slower transition to AIDS than those in the same situation but without these variants.
On May 8, former US President Bill Clinton announced that his Clinton Foundation had signed an agreement with two HIV / AIDS remedy manufacturers to provide some cheap n…
Mohammad Naseer, director of social affairs for the South Asia Regional Cooperation Association (SAARC), said HIV / AIDS is having serious consequences with an increasin…