AIDS Research

UNITED KINGDOM - A daily pill can reduce the risk of getting HIV by almost 90 per cent, according to “game-changing” research that has prompted calls for the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK to make the drug available to gay men.
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“My son Shakespeare, do not go around shaking your spear everywhere,” exclaimed Albert Nyathi as he recited his poem My Son, at the unveiling of a World AIDS Day theme song initiated by a youth singing sensation Theo Phoenyll.
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About 127 Zimbabwean women who were HIV negative are feared to be now HIV positive after they participated in trials that were aimed at testing a set of drugs that medical experts thought could reduce the risk of infection.
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There's not much good news when it comes to this devastating virus. But that is perhaps why the story of the man scientists call the "Berlin patient" is so remarkable and has generated so much excitement among the HIV advocacy community.
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Popular dancehall artist Winky D has revealed that he is circumcised and not only is this ‘smart’ but “one of the coolest moves you will ever make. I should know...I made that move. Takaipa...Takaipa!!"
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Zimbabwe Association of Doctors for Human Rights Statement on World AIDS Day - December 2009 ‘Universal Access and Human Rights’  World AIDS Day provides an opportunity to remind ourselves of what has been achieved and of the work still…
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By Freeman Chari I would have loved to avoid this topic because of the controversy, emotions and other implications that may be involved. Nevertheless; because of the interest that this topic generates I think it would be necessary to…
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