Millions on HIV treatment in KwaZulu-Natal
The KwaZulu-Natal government says it’s doing everything possible to ensure all those infected with
Treating HIV-infected infants early substantially improves health: Study
A small study of African infants infected with HIV found that treating them with powerful drugs
Mkhize launches anti-retroviral, TLD
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize has launched a fixed dose combination anti-retroviral called TLD in
Government should do more to combat HIV/Aids: Mabuza
Deputy President, David Mabuza says government should do more to combat HIV/Aids.
Mabuza calls on civil society to play an active role in teaching communities about healthy lifestyles
Deputy President David Mabuza has also called on civil society to play their role in communities to
WHO, DRC eye tighter rules for Ebola care over immunity concerns
Congo’s Ebola outbreak has infected over 3,000 people and killed more than 2,000 since August last
Unions join forces to fight TB, HIV, Diabetes in workplace
The unions from the mining, retail and agriculture sectors launched the ‘Qina Msebenzi Uphile’
US government contributes R11 billion towards fight against HIV and Aids in SA
The United States government will be contributing R11 billion to fight the HIV and Aids pandemic in
Ramaphosa launches NHI clinic in Eastern Cape
President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially launched the Lusikisiki village National Health Insurance
Ex-rugby star could become role model for HIV+ people: HIV/AIDS groups
Former rugby international Gareth Thomas’s decision to come out as HIV-positive could transform the
Fewer are testing for HIV in Gauteng
The Gauteng Health Department says fewer people are coming forward to test for HIV.
US to pay for thousands of doses of HIV drugs for Venezuelan migrants
The United States said on Wednesday it will provide thousands of doses of HIV medication to treat
Govt using bio-technology to address HIV, TB
Health Minister Zweli Mkhize says the government is using bio-technology to address serious diseases
England’s gay men at risk without access to HIV prevention pill
Delays in rolling out an HIV prevention pill in England are putting gay men’s lives at risk, with
UWC’s HIV testing service aims to help students to stay healthy
The University of the Western Cape (UWC) says the aim of its free HIV testing service is to provide
Council calls for comprehensive TB, HIV screening at mining companies
The Mine Health and Safety Council says more pressure should be placed on mining companies to ensure
Popular contraceptive does not increase risk of HIV – study
A study by conducted by Evidence for Contraceptive Options and HIV Outcomes, or ECHO, has found no
HIV among transgender, homosexual men on the increase
The centre for the AIDS programme in South Africa says HIV new infections among gay men and
Rhodes University Prof awarded grant for researching cancer in HIV patients
A Rhodes University Professor has been awarded a R2 million grant to continue researching cancer in
Patients left stranded after arson attack on C Town clinic
Thousands of patients have been left in limbo after an arson attack led to the total shutdown of a