Up to 108 patients tested for hepatitis, HIV and cancer may be called back after system glitch at two ...

As many as 108 patients who underwent blood serum tests for hepatitis, HIV or cancer over the past year at two public hospitals in Hong Kong could ...

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Border closure affects Rwandan HIV patients

Dozens of Rwandan nationals living with HIV/AIDS have missed treatment following the closure of the Uganda-Rwanda border. Early this year in ...

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Harvard students in KZN for HIV research internship

They were selected by a committee that included senior HIV scientists from the Africa Health Research Institute (AHRI) and HIV Pathogenesis ...

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Progress to end hepatitis slow, says WHO report

Only three out of 47 countries in sub-Saharan Africa are on track to ... of viral hepatitis in Africa is becoming a bigger threat than dying of HIV/Aids, ...

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Parents' initiative to educate youth on sexual reproductive health

World Health Organisation indicates that in eastern and southern Africa, three quarters of all new HIV infections among adolescents aged 10 to 19 are ...

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Antiretrovirals do not cause neurodevelopmental harm to uninfected infants

In the first five years of life the neurological development of HIV-exposed but uninfected infants, exposed to maternal antiretrovirals before and after ...

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The three big studies pushing at the frontiers of HIV prevention

There are an estimated 5000 new HIV transmissions every day. Around 70% of the 37 million people living with HIV globally are in ...

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Children see HIV a better risk than hunger, says child MP

A JUNIOR member of parliament has admitted Zimbabwean minors were prepared to contract HIV/Aids by offering themselves to older sex partners for ...

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