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Twice-yearly injections of a new drug called ‘Lenacapavir’ can provide young women with 100% protection against HIV infection.
“I do my best, even though I have nothing myself. I only have God. I pray to God every day to give me the power to help people.”
On the undesirable roster of illnesses, cancer and HIV are notably high-ranking. One Californian man found himself afflicted with both, and then potentially cured of both after a miraculous donor treatment.
Rands tanks after Russian arms deal accusation, SA to start producing anti-HIV injections, Mysterious rumblings recorded in Earth’s atmosphere, and a night of destruction at UWC.
Zim first in Africa with HIV drug. South African buys billion rand NY apartment. Jooste’s Hermanus whammy. Emily’s cheeky display.
Zambian-born musician, Thomas Buttenschøn, was born HIV+ and relocated to Denmark to receive treatment in 1985 at a time when there was still much uncertainty about the virus.
Hot on the heels of the COVID-19 vaccine news, Wits researchers have announced a “breakthrough” in HIV prevention in women.
1st person cured of HIV dies of cancer. PM admits weed use. Capitec takes a bath. Tim Cook’s $114m bonus. CCTV footage of Kinnear killing.
In a gross violation of human rights, a number of state hospitals in South Africa have been accused of sterilising women without their consent.
With nearly half a million deaths recorded in South Africa in 2016, these stats look at which is the biggest killer, both naturally and unnaturally.
While getting an HIV test, Prince Harry was pointing out how anyone could be susceptible to the disease. That includes a rather threatened minority.
Charlie Sheen is notorious for causing trouble and his latest confession hasn’t helped him in anyway.
Prepare to get a little bit angry as you watch the 1980s White House laugh about HIV/AIDS and those suffering from it.
It looks like the lid has finally been lifted on which big time actor has been living with HIV for the past few years and sleeping around.
What started as a murmur has now gained international media coverage, a major Hollywood actor reportedly HIV positive.
We know we don’t give the South African health sector many pats on the back, but this non-profit organisation is set to make a huge difference in the lives of many.
Shebeen owners have always gone to great lengths to keep their patrons happy but this latest bit of news will have you sick to your stomach.
There’s a lot to be learned about the origins of HIV, especially if we ever want a full-on cure. Hopefully there will be some progress sooner rather than later.
The BBC reports that there has been a sharp rise in the purchase of fake HIV test results in Uganda. Persons testing positive for HIV are compelled to purchase negative test results from health professionals in order to secure work. Infection carries a heavy social penalty in Uganda.
Posh Spice touched down in Cape Town over the weekend. Victoria Beckham is here to support the charity Born Free Foundation Africa. Born Free is an initiative that aims to end the transmission of HIV from mothers to their children by December 31, 2015.
In 1996 The Independent called Stephen Crohn, “The Man Who Can’t Catch AIDS”, after they found his white blood cells had a genetic defect that made him resistant to the virus even when tested with “HIV concentrations thousands of times greater than would be encountered outside a test tube.” Being “immune” to HIV, he saw all of his friends die and last month, took his own life at age 66.
According to the New York Times, two patients in Boston infected with HIV have been virus-free for two weeks after having bone marrow transplants for blood cancer. The international AIDS conference announced on Wednesday that their antiretroviral drugs were stopped and improvements have continued to have been made. One of the patients has been off […]
A report released by UNAIDS details decreasing numbers of HIV in South African children. These improved numbers do not mean the country can become complacent though.
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A team of South African scientists has discovered that certain people’s blood is capable of producing antibodies that can kill nine of ten known strains of HIV.
Good news! It’s time for another government backpedal! After revealing to you on Friday that the government approved a tender for R22,5 million to supply banned HIV Testing kits, the decision has been reversed. The tender process is now also under scrutiny.
On Wednesday we told you all about a new home HIV testing kit that was approved by the FDA. There’s also another testing kit available on the market that isn’t approved. In fact, the World Health Organisation has banned it, due to high numbers of false results. Guess which one our government picked?
On Tuesday, the FDA approved the first ever over-the-counter, at-home test for HIV. The test will offer customers complete privacy and could be on shelves in the States as soon as October.