The times of plenty funding for the fight against HIV are over, and the lean years come at a time when the need for funding is rising.
A new report says men are able to plan their sex lives better than women and the day of the week on which the fewest people have sex is Tuesday.
New evidence has shown that ARVs have the ability to reduce HIV infections of partners dramatically, writes Mia Malan.
Despite the advances in the management of HIV, an effective prophylactic would save billions writes Michel Sidibe, Chidi Nweneka and Margaret McGlynn
A new plan to combat HIV in SA is to be launched today, amid a worldwide funding crisis that threatens to slow progress in the fight against Aids.
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/ 29 November 2011
A gel researchers once hailed as a breakthrough in the prevention of HIV transmission among women, has been shown to be ineffective.
US first lady Michelle Obama had a date with Archbishop Desmond Tutu on Thursday — and joined a workshop teaching youth about healthy living.
African leaders at the UN Aids summit have asked for money to deal with the pandemic and to reach the Millenium Development Goals.
Early antiretroviral therapy reduces HIV transmission by 96%, Wits University announced on Thursday, following a multi-centre study.
With the war on Aids nearing its 30th anniversary, the United Nations on Thursday declared "a moment of truth" had come for new strategies.
Only a handful of organisations organise HIV tests in schools in SA, a country hard-hit by the virus that infects 5,7-million people.
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/ 25 October 2010
Zambia’s drug-busting agency has approached Interpol to help bring the man behind the controversial Tara KLamp circumcision device back home.
<em>the Teacher</em> and BroadReach Healthcare explain key facts about the HI virus in the third part of a series
Researchers are reporting a breakthrough against Aids with a study showing that a gel could halve the number of women who get infected.
President Jacob Zuma revealed his HIV status on Sunday as he launched a scaled-up counselling and testing campaign aimed at stemming the pandemic.
The country is showing leadership on Aids with a R7-billion cash injection, but testing must be ramped up.
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi has said he will not make his HIV test results public as that would put pressure on people who did not follow suit.