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Non-communicable Disease Summit to focus on long-term killer diseases that threaten economic development in low- and middle-income countries.
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UNICEF has welcomed finding from ‘The Health of Our Children’ HIV prevalence survey and called for better strategies to be developed to promote exclusive breast feeding.
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Following the initiation of legal proceedings, on 7 May 2010, the Companies Intellectual Property Registration Office (CIPRO) has agreed to permit the AIDS Law Project (ALP) to reserve the name SECTION27, incorporating the AIDS Law Project.
Church leaders from eastern and southern Africa met in Johannesburg recently to discuss how the church can help mitigate the impact of HIV and AIDS. The meeting suggested that the current strategy of HIV prevention is not sufficient to prevent new HIV infections.
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Health activists have warned against early introduction of antiretroviral (ARV) treatment in the absence of evidence based scientific research.
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The number of Rift Valley Fever cases continues to rise with over 183 people confirmed to be infected with the virus throughout the country.
Western Cape Health MEC Theuns Botha has shuffled the managers at Cape Town’s big hospitals.
OPINION: Advertisements proudly carrying the ‘Product of the Year 2010? logo are beginning to pop up with annoying frequency. I chanced on one such product which, according to the proud winner, was voted product of the year in the supplements category. by Roy Jobson.
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The sound of the vuvuzela reverberated from the highest peak on the African continent at 7:30 this morning (Saturday May 8), when the Team of Hope, reached the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanzania.
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The International AIDS Society has condemned the imprisonment of Uzbek doctor Maxim Popov for promoting HIV prevention efforts in his country.
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The legal ‘bull terrier’ that has protected people with HIV for 17 years is changing into an organisation that fights against all adverse socio-economic conditions.
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African church leaders met in Johannesburg recently to find common ground in response to HIV and AIDS. At the meeting, the church acknowledged that it has failed to react timeously and effectively to the challenge of AIDS.