Africa

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'Shopping' for a mate is costly in Sub-Saharan Africa Why are African HIV rates so high? A little know fact about HIV is that the transmission rate of... 17 August 2011
2015 Quilt: The beginning of the end of AIDS starts with you On World AIDS Day, December 1st, ONE and (RED) launched a (2015)QUILT www.2015quilt.com. The quilt... 7 December 2011
Africa: HIV-positive women still confused about infant-feeding choices The latest guidelines on infant-feeding options for HIV-positive mothers in Africa have not been... 15 December 2011
African viewpoint: Status update As wars rage, governments fall, economies crumble and the planet's climate disintegrates, we would... 15 December 2011
AIDS conference begins in Rome The head of the United Nations AIDS program called Sunday for an increase in access to drugs that... 11 January 2012
Churches urged to take lead in AIDS fight African organizer invites Christians to see the disaster for themselves Moral condemnation has no... 30 November 2011
Grannies striding to turn tide on AIDS Grandmothers want to turn the tide on HIV and AIDS in Africa. On June 12, the Georgian Bay Grannies... 27 May 2011
HIV therapies provide near normal lifespan in Africa A landmark study by the BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS (BC-CfE) and the University of British... 5 August 2011
How to Fight HIV Criminalization in Courts of Law and Public Opinion As the XIX International AIDS Conference (AIDS 2012) in Washington, DC, presented hopes of... 9 August 2012
ICASA 2011: For Nigeria to increase funding for HIV programme By most accounts, investment in the health of Africans is considered to be a priority issue on the... 6 January 2012
Janet Siddall helps African families through 'Grandmothers to Grandmothers.' Canada’s former ambassador to Tanzania, Janet Siddall, saw firsthand the suffering of AIDS victims... 9 August 2011
Kenya HIV families torn between health or food Rosalia Adhiambo won't take the free anti-HIV drugs that would prolong her life. The spiraling... 22 December 2011
Magic Johnson gave AIDS victims hope Jody cried when he heard the news about Magic Johnson, first from sadness then afterwards admitted... 10 November 2011
MTCT rates decline in Africa African health ministers met this week to discuss the AIDS pandemic.  While the challenges... 30 June 2011
Nigerians set to find out how to get to Sesame Square Starring a yam monster, an HIV-positive puppet and talking drums, the Nigerian version of the... 10 January 2012
North Vancouver teen meets Will and Kate (Click on picture for video) A North Vancouver, B.C. teenager who got a once-in-a-lifetime chance... 11 July 2011
Orbinski offers hope in fight against AIDS Award-winning humanitarian and Canadian physician Dr. James Orbinski spoke Thursday night at the... 23 June 2011
Overseas experiences inspire doc to push for change Dr. James Orbinski was working at a Doctors Without Borders clinic in South Africa in January 2000... 27 January 2012
Pope looks to avoid AIDS flap déja vu on key visit to Africa Pope Benedict XVI arrives tomorrow in Benin for his second visit to Africa, and he’ll be trying to... 18 November 2011
Seva Canada Fights Blindness in AIDS Patients New program to prevent AIDS-related blindness in developing countries Seva Canada, a Vancouver-... 3 June 2011
South Africa loses $1.4 billion training doctors who emigrated South Africa, the nation with the highest number of people living with HIV/AIDS, has spent more... 29 November 2011
Surrey students Zambia-bound Three Surrey residents were among eight Douglas College students to head to Zambia this week to... 18 May 2011
Swaziland: HIV patients 'eat dung to make drugs work' Some HIV-positive patients in Swaziland are so poor they have resorted to eating cow dung before... 5 August 2011
Too many Africans die of AIDS We build schools in Kenyan villages where teachers die, but their students refuse to name the cause... 3 June 2011
United Nations crowdsources the future of youth AIDS prevention Three thousand people between the ages of 15 and 24 are infected with HIV every day. How can AIDS... 10 November 2011
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