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Getting Married? Seek An Appointment With Your Gynaec Today
Stress and environmental conditions such as bad air pollution are now considered as factors that can impede conception.
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"Considering Making HIV Test Compulsory For Couples": Goa Health Minister
Goa Health Minister Vishwajit Rane on Tuesday said that the coastal state's government was mulling making HIV tests mandatory before the registration of marriages.
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IIM Ahmedabad To Launch Marriage Portal For People Living With HIV
A team of researchers led by faculty of Centre for Management of Health Services (CMHS) at Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Ahmedabad have been working on a project with GSNP.
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Positive Heroes: Living With HIV For Two Decades
Two years after her marriage, in 1997, Anandi Yuvaraj found out that she was HIV positive. Today it has been nearly two decades since that day.
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'Child Brides' Suffer, but African Union Seeks to End Custom
Lucia Felix, a 15-year-old Mozambican girl, dreams of returning to her village school but instead she must prepare for motherhood after she was chosen for an arranged marriage and became pregnant.
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Child brides: Stolen lives
Maria Hinojosa travels around the world to reveal the problem of child marriage in developing countries, and how people can take action to stop it. The stakes are high: child brides typically experience childbirth complications, HIV infection, spousal violence, and often live in poverty.
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Kerala women's panel wants HIV test before marriage
The Kerala Women's Commission (KWC) has asked the state government to pass resolutions and if necessary, a law to ensure that all those who get married undergo an HIV test."This is an issue that is affecting the entire humanity and hence adequate measures have to be taken to safeguard all," KWC chairperson Justice (retd) D. Sreedevi said.The commis...
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200 turn up at HIV+ match-making meet
Over 200 people turned up for the marriageable youth meet in the city organised by Positive Living for HIV/AIDS (PLHA), a group of NGOs of different cities of the state working for those suffering from the dreaded ailment. PLHA has been successful in finding life partners for more than 300 HIV-positive people in the last three years. According to P...
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Mumbai AIDS clinic helps patients find love
This week, a 31-year-old MBA graduate will exchange marital vows with a 32-year-old widow, who holds an MA. But what sets this marriage apart is the fact that the couple is HIV positive. It is also the would-be groom's first marriage.The couple has in fact received the consent and blessings of both families.This has been made possible by an AIDS re...
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Pre-marriage HIV test mandatory in AP
Andhra Pradesh is the first Indian state to make the couples take a mandatory HIV test before marrying.
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Getting Married? Seek An Appointment With Your Gynaec Today
Stress and environmental conditions such as bad air pollution are now considered as factors that can impede conception.
-
"Considering Making HIV Test Compulsory For Couples": Goa Health Minister
Goa Health Minister Vishwajit Rane on Tuesday said that the coastal state's government was mulling making HIV tests mandatory before the registration of marriages.
-
IIM Ahmedabad To Launch Marriage Portal For People Living With HIV
A team of researchers led by faculty of Centre for Management of Health Services (CMHS) at Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Ahmedabad have been working on a project with GSNP.
-
Positive Heroes: Living With HIV For Two Decades
Two years after her marriage, in 1997, Anandi Yuvaraj found out that she was HIV positive. Today it has been nearly two decades since that day.
-
'Child Brides' Suffer, but African Union Seeks to End Custom
Lucia Felix, a 15-year-old Mozambican girl, dreams of returning to her village school but instead she must prepare for motherhood after she was chosen for an arranged marriage and became pregnant.
-
Child brides: Stolen lives
Maria Hinojosa travels around the world to reveal the problem of child marriage in developing countries, and how people can take action to stop it. The stakes are high: child brides typically experience childbirth complications, HIV infection, spousal violence, and often live in poverty.
-
Kerala women's panel wants HIV test before marriage
The Kerala Women's Commission (KWC) has asked the state government to pass resolutions and if necessary, a law to ensure that all those who get married undergo an HIV test."This is an issue that is affecting the entire humanity and hence adequate measures have to be taken to safeguard all," KWC chairperson Justice (retd) D. Sreedevi said.The commis...
-
200 turn up at HIV+ match-making meet
Over 200 people turned up for the marriageable youth meet in the city organised by Positive Living for HIV/AIDS (PLHA), a group of NGOs of different cities of the state working for those suffering from the dreaded ailment. PLHA has been successful in finding life partners for more than 300 HIV-positive people in the last three years. According to P...
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Mumbai AIDS clinic helps patients find love
This week, a 31-year-old MBA graduate will exchange marital vows with a 32-year-old widow, who holds an MA. But what sets this marriage apart is the fact that the couple is HIV positive. It is also the would-be groom's first marriage.The couple has in fact received the consent and blessings of both families.This has been made possible by an AIDS re...
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Pre-marriage HIV test mandatory in AP
Andhra Pradesh is the first Indian state to make the couples take a mandatory HIV test before marrying.
