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Six Experts Resign From Donald Trump HIV/AIDS Panel
Six top health advisors have resigned from Donald Trump's advisory council on HIV/AIDS, complaining that the US president doesn't really care about combating the illness.
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Love Condoms: India Gets Its First Free Condom Store To Help Combat HIV
India Gets Its First Free Condom Store
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Blocking This Protein May Help Combat HIV
In a counterintuitive finding, researchers have discovered that blocking a protein that is crucial to initiating the immune response against viral infections may actually help combat HIV.
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Move To Sensitize Younger People Against AIDS In Nagaland
The Nagaland Legislators Forum on AIDS, (NLFA) has decided to target younger age group and institutions for sensitization with appropriate reading materials on combating HIV and AIDS.
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Indian-American's 'Super Condom' Can Help Combat AIDS
Aiming to increase global use of condoms as a way to prevent the spread of HIV and AIDS, researchers including an Indian-American professor have developed a new non-latex condom which contains antioxidants and can kill the deadly virus even after breaking.
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Fruit-Flavoured Drugs to Cut Child Tuberculosis Deaths, Combat 'Superbugs'
Children will be more likely to survive tuberculosis (TB), the world's most deadly infectious disease, once new strawberry- and raspberry-flavoured medicines are available early next year, experts said on today.
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Malawi Receives $300 Million Grant to Fight AIDS
Malawi President Peter Mutharika said today the country had received a grant of $332 million (292 million euros) to fight AIDS and other diseases, bringing much-needed support to a nation wrestling with public health problems.
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Homosexual Blood Donor Ban May Be Justified: European Court of Justice
The European Union's top court ruled today that governments can ban homosexual blood donors to combat HIV but only on condition they show it is still the best way to limit health risks.
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Could concentrated HIV epidemics make AIDS unbeatable?
HIV epidemics are becoming more concentrated in marginalised groups such as sex workers, drug users and gay men, and could defy global attempts to combat AIDS if attitudes do not change, a U.N. expert said.
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Molecular key to combating HIV 'found'
Researchers have identified specific molecules which they claim could block the means by which the deadly HIV spreads.
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UN, OPEC join to combat HIV among drug users
The United Nations' anti-narcotics agency has joined forces with the OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) in a bid to rein in the spread of HIV among drug users.
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Global TB combat plan launched
The World Health Organisation (WHO) in association with the World Bank has launched a new global plan, "Stop TB Partnership" to stop the rise of Tuberculosis in the World, especially in some of the South East Asian countries like India and Pakistan. The initiative launched in Washington appealed to the governments of both developed and developing ...
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Six Experts Resign From Donald Trump HIV/AIDS Panel
Six top health advisors have resigned from Donald Trump's advisory council on HIV/AIDS, complaining that the US president doesn't really care about combating the illness.
-
Love Condoms: India Gets Its First Free Condom Store To Help Combat HIV
India Gets Its First Free Condom Store
-
Blocking This Protein May Help Combat HIV
In a counterintuitive finding, researchers have discovered that blocking a protein that is crucial to initiating the immune response against viral infections may actually help combat HIV.
-
Move To Sensitize Younger People Against AIDS In Nagaland
The Nagaland Legislators Forum on AIDS, (NLFA) has decided to target younger age group and institutions for sensitization with appropriate reading materials on combating HIV and AIDS.
-
Indian-American's 'Super Condom' Can Help Combat AIDS
Aiming to increase global use of condoms as a way to prevent the spread of HIV and AIDS, researchers including an Indian-American professor have developed a new non-latex condom which contains antioxidants and can kill the deadly virus even after breaking.
-
Fruit-Flavoured Drugs to Cut Child Tuberculosis Deaths, Combat 'Superbugs'
Children will be more likely to survive tuberculosis (TB), the world's most deadly infectious disease, once new strawberry- and raspberry-flavoured medicines are available early next year, experts said on today.
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Malawi Receives $300 Million Grant to Fight AIDS
Malawi President Peter Mutharika said today the country had received a grant of $332 million (292 million euros) to fight AIDS and other diseases, bringing much-needed support to a nation wrestling with public health problems.
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Homosexual Blood Donor Ban May Be Justified: European Court of Justice
The European Union's top court ruled today that governments can ban homosexual blood donors to combat HIV but only on condition they show it is still the best way to limit health risks.
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Could concentrated HIV epidemics make AIDS unbeatable?
HIV epidemics are becoming more concentrated in marginalised groups such as sex workers, drug users and gay men, and could defy global attempts to combat AIDS if attitudes do not change, a U.N. expert said.
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Molecular key to combating HIV 'found'
Researchers have identified specific molecules which they claim could block the means by which the deadly HIV spreads.
-
UN, OPEC join to combat HIV among drug users
The United Nations' anti-narcotics agency has joined forces with the OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID) in a bid to rein in the spread of HIV among drug users.
-
Global TB combat plan launched
The World Health Organisation (WHO) in association with the World Bank has launched a new global plan, "Stop TB Partnership" to stop the rise of Tuberculosis in the World, especially in some of the South East Asian countries like India and Pakistan. The initiative launched in Washington appealed to the governments of both developed and developing ...
