Aids council labour dispute sparks concern
A labour dispute is boiling at the South African National Aids Council, raising concerns over their ability to implement the national strategic plan.
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Aids fight falters as funds dry up
The great news this past year is that now scientists have tentatively offered us a way to end Aids.
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Zuma's new Aids plan to include TB
President Jacob Zuma has presented a five-year plan to reduce new HIV and TB infections by 50%.
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Funding shortages dampen fight against Aids
UN health agencies say extraordinary progress has been made in the fight against Aids but a funding crisis is putting those gains at risk.
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Aids-related infection the primary killer
South Africa has an estimated 5.7-million people living with HIV and Aids, more than any other country on Earth.
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HIV gel doesn't work, say researchers
A gel researchers once hailed as a breakthrough in the prevention of HIV transmission among women, has been shown to be ineffective.
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State's 'bad administration' could force TAC to close its doors
The Treatment Action Campaign faces closure due to a lack of funds, which it claims is primarily due to bad administration at the health department.
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Once-daily HIV pill approved by US regulators
US regulators approved a once-daily HIV pill by Gilead Sciences, giving a new source of revenue to the leading maker of HIV medicines.
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SA marks Aids treatment milestone
Aids patients and government officials on Friday celebrated the 10th anniversary of a pioneering program that brought drugs to impoverished people.
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Thirty years on, Aids fight may tilt more to treatment
After 30 years of Aids prevention efforts, global leaders may now need to shift their focus to spending more on drugs used to treat the syndrome.
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