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The major landmarks in the history of Aids, from its speculated beginnings in the 1920s to the present.
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Nelson Mandela's admission that his son Makgato had died of Aids was a turning point in the fight against HIV/Aids.
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Aids campaign in Germiston
04/09/2008 16:08
Government officials and celebrities will take part in voluntary HIV counselling and testing at the Germiston Civic Centre, the Ekurhuleni municipality says.

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  • Woman 'could beat Aids virus'
  • SA shaking image as Aids pariah
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    POSITIVE: Desmond Tutu shows an Aids shirt while delivering his speech during the 61st World Health Organisation annual assembly in Geneva, Switzerland. (Salvatore Di Nolfi, AP)
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  • Aids stigma 'needs more debate'
    03/09/2008 22:36
    HIV/Aids testing and treatment of the disease need more debate and a more sophisticated understanding, a seminar at the Institute of Security Studies has heard.
  • HIV/Aids impact 'dramatic'
  • 'End of Aids nowhere in sight'
  • 510 000 in SA on ARVs


  • NY has high HIV infection rate
    28/08/2008 12:47
    New data shows New York City residents are contracting the virus that causes Aids at three times the national rate.
  • US warned of Aids apathy
  • US approves $50bn to fight Aids
  • HIV+ dancer sent back to SA


  • HIV/Aids impact 'dramatic'
    26/08/2008 16:01
    The financial impact of HIV/Aids on the proposed National Social Security Fund will be dramatic, a conference has heard.
  • Manto: HIV, XDR-TB dropping
  • Circumcision drive launched
  • Woman 'could beat Aids virus'


  • Circumcision drive launched
    13/08/2008 14:46
    Ugandan authorities have launched a mass circumcision drive with the hope that it will reduce HIV/Aids rates in the east African country.
  • Benefits of circumcision...
  • 'Circumcision to control Aids'
  • Aids 'hits' Uganda soldiers more


  • Woman 'could beat Aids virus'
    13/08/2008 11:15
    A woman who has never shown symptoms of infection with the Aids virus may hold the secret to defeating the virus, US researchers say.
  • Drug company recalls Aids meds
  • US warned of Aids apathy
  • HIV vaccine 'years off'


  • SA shaking image as Aids pariah
    07/08/2008 10:04
    After being lambasted at the last World Aids Conference for its slow approach to treating the pandemic, South Africa is now in a much different place.
  • 510 000 in SA on ARVs
  • Aids: 'SA has made progress'
  • SA Aids figures showing hope


  • US warned of Aids apathy
    07/08/2008 08:44
    US Aids activists have called on White House candidates to commit to HIV prevention, as experts warned of public indifference towards the disease.
  • HIV vaccine 'years off'
  • 'Nutrition key to Aids fight'
  • 'End of Aids nowhere in sight'


  • 'Circumcision to control Aids'
    05/08/2008 14:39
    Governments and health communities in eastern and southern Africa need to ramp up male circumcision to prevent HIV infection, researchers said.
  • 22 000 at Aids council of war
  • 'Natural condom' could stop HIV
  • Manto: Circumcision is cultural


  • HIV vaccine 'years off'
    05/08/2008 13:04
    Leaders in the quest for an HIV vaccine have acknowledged that their mission is dogged by many problems, and any breakthrough lies years in the future.
  • 'Nutrition key to Aids fight'
  • 'End of Aids nowhere in sight'
  • HIV drugs: Druggies benefit too


  • 510 000 in SA on ARVs
    04/08/2008 14:00
    At least 510 000 South Africans have enrolled for Anti-Retroviral Treatment, and can access comprehensive health services.
  • 'End of Aids nowhere in sight'
  • Aids: 'SA has made progress'
  • ARVs add 13 years of life - study


  • 'Nutrition key to Aids fight'
    04/08/2008 13:32
    Former President Clinton said keeping HIV-infected children in the developing world well-fed amid skyrocketing global food prices is crucial to fending off the deadly virus.
  • 'End of Aids nowhere in sight'
  • HIV drugs: Druggies benefit too
  • Aids: 'SA has made progress'


  • 'End of Aids nowhere in sight'
    04/08/2008 10:37
    Victory against HIV/Aids lies beyond the farthest horizon, and endangered lives can only be saved with inflows of money, a global conference has heard.
  • HIV drugs: Druggies benefit too
  • 22 000 at Aids council of war
  • Annie Lennox Sings it for Aids


  • HIV drugs: Druggies benefit too
    04/08/2008 09:10
    Drug abusers benefit just as much from HIV drugs as people who are infected sexually or some other way, Canadian researchers reported.
  • 22 000 at Aids council of war
  • Doctors blast HIV/condom theory
  • ARVs add 13 years of life - study


  • Annie Lennox Sings it for Aids
    03/08/2008 22:57
    Annie Lennox says complacency threatens to slow the fight against Aids, and is urging artists, musicians and women to keep the issue at the fore.
  • Lennox 'felt like a fraud'


  • 22 000 at Aids council of war
    03/08/2008 21:34
    One of the largest conferences in Aids history is set to start in Mexico City with a turnout of 22 000 scientists, policymakers and grassroots workers.
  • Aids: 'SA has made progress'
  • US triples Aids funding


  • Desperate Zim women selling sex
    03/08/2008 14:13
    Unicef is worried about the high levels of HIV/Aids infection in Mozambique, caused by scores of Zimbabwean women who are immigrating and selling themselves.
  • Coins cause chaos at Zim tills
  • New Zim banknotes rolled out
  • Salary freeze on cards for Zim


  • Aids: 'SA has made progress'
    03/08/2008 11:05
    South African Deputy President Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka has left for Mexico City to attend the United Nations XVII International Aids Conference.
  • Global Aids epidemic stable: UN
  • US triples Aids funding
  • Global Aids epidemic stable: UN


  • US triples Aids funding
    31/07/2008 09:03
    US President George W Bush has signed a new five-year, $48bn plan to fight Aids, malaria and TB, in what is seen as one of the major achievements of his presidency.
  • SA Aids figures showing hope
  • ARVs add 13 years of life - study
  • US approves $50bn to fight Aids


  • SA Aids figures showing hope
    30/07/2008 08:01
    The latest UNAids report indicates South Africa has the highest number of people accessing antiretroviral treatment, says the health department.
  • Doctors blast HIV/condom theory
  • SA trying new anti-Aids tool
  • SA theatre legend dies


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