15 July 2004

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Anger at confusion about nevirapine

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It was a process of turning down the heat as South African scientists, health workers, government officials and activists met to clarify recent statements by the Medicines Control Council and the Minister of Health.

Ali Karriem
July 15, 2004

Turning down the heat

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Ali Karriem
July 15, 2004

Anger at nevirapine confusion

Health

Ali Karriem
July 15, 2004

Anger brews at AIDS conference

Health

A little corner of the Impact Conference Centre in Bangkok felt like home but for all the wrong reasons.

Ali Karriem
July 15, 2004

Religion, politics and hypocrisy barriers to HIV prevention

Health

In a world of numbers and science, the human dimension of HIV/AIDS is less easily quantifiable but critically important. Human rights and language featured strongly in the Jonathan Mann Memorial Lecture at the Bangkok AIDS conference.

Bibi-Aisha Wadvalla
July 15, 2004

US HIV/AIDS policy potentially bad for SA

Health

The Bush Administration's approach to the global fight against HIV/AIDS is increasingly taking on the domineering, "go-it-alone" trademarks of US foreign policy.

Kerry Cullinan
July 15, 2004

Thai youth volunteer at AIDS conference

Health

Entering the arrivals hall at Bangkok Airport in Thailand, one is greeted by energetic young men and women dressed in cream-white shirts sporting the XV International AIDS Conference's red emblem depicting three elephants to the left of the chest, symbolising unity in the global fight against AIDS.

Khopotso Bodibe
July 15, 2004

Thai youth volunteer at AIDS conference

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Khopotso Bodibe
July 15, 2004

Mandela talks about his TB

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A prison story from Nelson Mandela captivated journalists at the world AIDS conference as the former president used the opportunity to drive home the link between HIV and TB.

July 15, 2004

Religion, politics and hypocrisy barriers to HIV prevention

Health

July 15, 2004

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