Tik and HIV: A ticking time bomb
A study by the Centre for Health and Prevention Studies at New York University has found that the use of tik leads to dangerous sexual behaviour.
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Vaccine is the best hope against Aids
Despite the advances in the management of HIV, an effective prophylactic would save billions writes Michel Sidibe, Chidi Nweneka and Margaret McGlynn
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Media ethics in a time of fear and stigma
Constitutionally, we must respect people's right to privacy, even with regard to public figures, writes Eusebius McKaiser.
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A clear vision of better care
Cataract operations have been transforming the lives of the elderly who look after children, usually orphaned by HIV/Aids.
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Set on the path of big dreams
This eminent medical academic said her teachers were committed to ensuring that she received the best education possible, despite many constraints.
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It's time we had a talk about sex, say SA schoolkids
Adults' attitudes to sex education in SA and across the continent are increasing the risk of children falling pregnant and contracting HIV/Aids.
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Making sense of the indefensible
Aids denialism was not just the hubris of Mbeki; it has emerged from a history of colonialism and science, writes Hein Marais.
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Motlanthe plans the death of Aids in SA by 2032
Government plans to cut HIV infection rate in half by 2017 and completely end the scourge in just 20 years.
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TB control in mines disappoints
The mobility of miners and prevalence of HIV has rendered a large-scale drugs project ineffective.
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Mugabe admits allies have died of Aids
President Robert Mugabe has launched a programme urging parliamentarians to lead by example in fighting HIV/Aids.
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