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HIV/Aids News
Intensify Aids fight: Motsoaledi
6/11/2009The fight against HIV/Aids needs to be intensified, Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said on Friday.
HIV+ can now join the army
5/11/2009Cabinet approved the revised policy on the health classification and selective deployment of stable HIV positive SANDF members during its regular meeting on Wednesday.
Obama ends travel ban on HIV+
1/11/2009President Barack Obama ended a 22-year-old policy barring people with HIV/Aids from entering the United States.
1 in 20 rapists convicted in SA
30/10/2009For every 100 cases of child rape in South Africa, only four rapists are convicted and imprisoned.
ARV programme may be extended
30/10/2009The health ministry is doing cost studies on extending its antiretroviral therapy programme to HIV carriers with a higher CD4 count, deputy director general Kamy Chetty said.
Zuma: more work needed on Aids
29/10/2009President Jacob Zuma on Thursday called for a change of behaviour and a renewed onslaught against HIV/Aids.
Large foreskins up Aids risk
29/10/2009Men with larger foreskins are more likely to become infected with the Aids virus, researchers said in a finding that helps explain why circumcision can protect men.
SA doc wins HIV/TB research award
29/10/2009A South African doctor has won the Royal Society Award for HIV and TB co-infection research, the Desmond Tutu HIV Centre announced.
Sperm transmits HIV
27/10/2009New research suggests that sperm, not just semen, can transmit the virus that causes AIDS to immune cells in the body and, in fact, sperm may play a major role in transmission.
1 in 3 with Aids don't know it
27/10/2009Almost one in three people infected with the virus that causes Aids do not know they have the disease, increasing the risk of infection, the European Commission warned.
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