Combating the HIV/AIDS Pandemic in Nigeria
This post is by the Global Center’s Rabita Aziz. At a forum hosted by the Brookings Institution yesterday, the Research Alliance to Combat HIV/AIDS (REACH) presented their findings from two studies...
View ArticleForgetting about condoms? Don’t be silly! We’re following the latex news on...
A million dollar bounty for a better condom, a condemned campaign in Kenya, a banned effort in Boston, a Philippine law on hold, a call for safer sex in Papua New Guinea prisons, an Indonesian...
View ArticleSouth Africa HIV incidence, prevalence, behavior survey raises questions
What does it mean when the country with the largest HIV epidemic in the world sees prevalence of the virus rise? In South Africa, one of the last countries in Africa to make treatment available to...
View ArticleTB trial will test shorter, simpler regimen for drug-resistant and...
A clinical TB treatment trial announced Wednesday will show if a regimen of two new TB drug candidates and one that is part of existing tuberculosis treatment can streamline, shorten and greatly reduce...
View ArticleAIDS 2014: The Lancet launches special issue on HIV and sex work
Science Speaks is live-blogging from AIDS 2014 in Melbourne, Australia through the week, with updates on research, policy and insights from the 20th International AIDS Conference. MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA...
View ArticleBudget cuts threaten HIV vaccine development, say experts
Categories: HIV/AIDS, VaccinesTags: AVAC, Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, IAVINew HIV infections would decrease by 40 percent within ten years after the launch of an HIV vaccine, experts said at an...
View Article47th Union World Conference on Lung Health: WHO preconference meeting sizes...
Categories: 47th Union World Conference on Lung Health, FeaturedTags: Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Mario Raviglione, TB diagnostics, TB treatment, TB vaccine, World Health Organization, John,...
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