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By CATHERINE WOULFE - Sunday Star Times A MAN who infected his girlfriend with HIV during unprotected sex - after telling her repeatedly he did not have the disease - has been...

In this article: HIV, Sunday Star Times, and Grievous bodily harm

...into account missing information relating to the cases reported Notes To view HPA's annual HIV report - HIV in the United Kingdom : 2009 Report visit the agency 's website at...

In this article: HIV, United Kingdom, Medical advice, AIDS, and England

...(UC) and the Cincinnati Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center reaffirms that some patients with HIV experience an improved quality of life following their diagnosis. These...

In this article: HIV, Medical advice, Department of Veterans Affairs, University of Cincinnati, Terrence Higgins Trust, STDs, and National Institutes of Health

...with virus visit, seek work status A stamp in Heidemarie Kremer's passport reveals her health status as HIV positive. Because of the disease, Kremer -- a native of Germany -- has...

In this article: HIV, United States, and Time Magazine

...Health) - In people infected with human immunodeficiency virus ( HIV ), the virus that causes AIDS , high-risk behavior, HIV infection itself, as well as late initiation and early...

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... MySpace , Twitter , YouTube ) to connect, exchange ideas, post and share HIV -related content, they can do the same for HIV related content - including key policies, case studies,...

In this article: HIV, AIDS, Transmission, World Health Organization, United Nations, Eastern Europe, Swaziland, Medical advice, and Unicef

... Swaziland , despite 26 per cent of the population being infected with HIV , only 17 per cent of the country 's total HIV/AIDS budget goes on prevention. Some critics suggest that the...

In this article: HIV, AIDS, World Health Organization, Eastern Europe, Swaziland, Medical advice, International Policy Network, and Margaret Chan

...goal of the project is to reduce the sexual transmission of HIV and also care and support for the HIV affected. Many HIV positive patients attended the ''Dissemination Seminar''.

In this article: HIV, AIDS, United Nations, Transmission, Chennai, and India

Latino immigrants considered at risk for HIV are less likely to be tested or to have access to healthcare services if they are in the country illegally and have not fully adapted to U.S....

In this article: HIV, AIDS, Hepatitis, U.S., UCLA, William Cunningham, Sexually transmitted disease, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, and Census Bureau

...diagnosis is also key, given that experts say as many people are living with HIV but are unaware as there are HIV-positive individuals accounted for. Public health minister Shona Robison...

In this article: HIV, Transmission, and Scotland

(AP) - A division of Johnson & Johnson said Wednesday that federal regulators granted full approval to an HIV drug designed to treat patients who have stopped responding to other...

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But last year, health authorities said sex had overtaken drug abuse as the main cause of HIV infections. HIV 's spread has been accelerated by China 's thriving sex industry: about...

In this article: HIV, China, AIDS, Beijing, Unemployment, Blood transfusion, and Associated Press Writer

...probably peaked in 1996 and that the disease looks stable in most regions, except for Africa. Last year, HIV infections in sub-Saharan Africa accounted for 72% of all 2.7 million new...

In this article: HIV, United Nations, AIDS, AIDS Drugs, Elizabeth Pisani, All rights reserved, International Policy Network, Malaria, and Diarrhea

... Shanghai by the World Health Organization and Joint UN Program on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS). Cocktails of drugs can control HIV but there is no cure. UNAIDS executive director Michel Sidibe...

In this article: HIV, AIDS, United Nations, Geneva, Shanghai, Transmission, Reuters, and World Health Organization

...the population of people living with HIV reflects the combined effects of continued high rates of new HIV infections and the beneficial impact of antiretroviral therapy," said UNAIDS in...

In this article: HIV, Transmission, South east Asia, Central Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, Eastern Europe, Immunodeficiency, UN, and Asia

In this article: HIV, United Nations, AIDS, AIDS Drugs, Elizabeth Pisani, International Policy Network, Malaria, Diarrhea, and Harvard University

Drop in new HIV infections and deaths Access to antiretroviral therapy remains limited Thanks to greater access to powerful drugs the HIV death toll has dropped by a tenth and more...

In this article: HIV, Population growth, Hiv/aids, Margaret Chan, World Health Organization, South East Asia, East Asia, Eastern Europe, and Botswana

In this article: HIV, Hiv/aids, World Health Organization, and Shanghai

...million in 2007. However the report added that more people were living longer due to the availability of HIV drugs. "The number of AIDS-related deaths has declined by over 10 percent...

In this article: HIV, Hiv/aids, World Health Organisation, and Shanghai

For similar stories, visit the HIV and AIDS Topic Guide AN HIV virus modified to infect monkeys could be a big step forward for HIV research. The disclosure last month that an...

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