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Varsity blues: Skipping class, skipping treatment
Adjusting to college life can be rough – moving into residence, living with roommates, balancing academic demands with those... more-
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Zimbabwe power-sharing agreement could save lives
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ARV and TB drugs taken together halve deaths
Combining antiretroviral (ARV) therapy with treatment for tuberculosis (TB) could more than halve the current mortality rate among... more-
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Swaziland's HIV/AIDS treatment crises goes critical
Shortages of antiretroviral (ARV) and other drugs in public health facilities in Swaziland have been among a long list of... more-
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Programme leaves sex workers unemployed in Abidjan
If you live along the main highway linking Abidjan, Côte d'Ivoire's economic hub, with Lagos in Nigeria, it is... more-
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Young girls the new bait for fishermen
A new take on an old system, known as 'jaboya' (a customer who is also a lover, in the local Luo language) in Kenya, in... more-
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Male circumcision sparks controversy in Kenya
Kenya's circumcision rollout, due to be launched in the Nyanza area in late September, is already facing problems; according... more-
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Questions about South Africa's new HIV rates
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you, your phone and your health
Uganda's rising HIV prevalence is forcing policy makers to look for inventive ways of educating people about the virus. Their... more-
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Drug supply chain problems trigger shortages
Uganda's health ministry has been scrambling to stave off a nationwide shortage of antiretroviral drugs (ARVs) that could... more-
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Make circumcision safer, say researchers
Out of 1,007 boys interviewed two months after being circumcised, 25 percent had experienced "adverse events", including... more-
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Gay online soap opera has a serious message
From its opening scene, the online soap opera "In the Moment" pulls no punches -- because, its creators say, it cannot.... more-
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What happened to the invisible condom?
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Web Soap Launches Second Episode to Fight HIV Among Young Gays in LA
The second episode of In the Moment, the gay online soap opera produced by the L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center in an effort to... more-
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Researchers at University of Alberta discover a gene that blocks HIV
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AIDS prevention web soap and forum launched for gay men in L.A.
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