Gauteng Aids Council to outline its plans to fight HIV/AIDS
Today marks World Aids Day.
Mashatile to address national commemoration of World Aids Day
Viral suppression is indicative of adherence to treatment and reduced HIV transmission risk.
Renowned scientist champions female researchers in Africa
CAPRISA’s Kogie Naidoo awarded the Outstanding Female Scientist Prize in France.
eThekwini honoured at Fast Track Cities Conference for efforts against HIV/AIDS
The international spotlight shone brightly on the eThekwini Municipality in KwaZulu-Natal as it
SA Aids Conference showcases innovations for HIV medication accessibility
Exhibitors at the 11th SA Aids Conference pulled all stops showcasing their innovations which will
SA scientists working on developing HIV vaccine
Making an HIV vaccine will be mankind’s toughest task. But South African scientists are well
‘A systems approach needed for HIV/Aids pandemic that encompasses medical interventions’
One of the world’s leading Aids researchers, Professor Quarraisha Abdool Karim from the Centre for
African leaders urged to prioritise fight against HIV/Aids
High ranking healthcare leaders at institutions like UNAids, say the world’s response to HIV/Aids is
Clinical trials on broadly neutralising antibodies crucial for HIV prevention
Clinical trials examining broadly neutralising antibodies could hold critical information to protect
Strides made towards accessing medication for HIV patients: Experts
On the eve of World Aids Day, South African medical experts say there have been significant strides
‘Challenge’ to maintain world’s focus on global health after COVID-19: Bill Gates
Asking the world to prioritise saving lives in the world’s poorest countries is increasingly
Treatment given to people living with HIV/AIDS at public health facilities are of concern: TAC
Chairperson of the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) Sibongile Tshabalala says the treatment that
Mabuza urges traditional and religious leaders to play a role in getting people vaccinated
South Africa is in danger of having two pandemics unless the government, civil society, church, and
TB in South African children underrated, early diagnosis very elusive: Doctors
Western Cape Premier Alan Winde says efforts are under way to reduce TB infections in children in
HIV prevention products are not reaching the people: Expert
Advocacy for the Prevention of HIV and AIDS (APHA) Co-founder, Ntando Yola says there are options in
VIDEO: World AIDS Day commemoration in Soweto
Deputy President David Mabuza, in his capacity as Chairperson of the South African National AIDS
Northern Cape allocates R354 million to fight HIV, AIDS amid COVID-19 pandemic
Communicable diseases and comorbidities have been highlighted at the tabling of the Northern Cape’s
African governments team up with tech giants to fight coronavirus lies
Governments across Africa are teaming up with technology giants, including Facebook and WhatsApp, to
England joins nations offering HIV prevention pill to all at high risk
England will join a growing list of countries offering HIV-prevention pill to all those at high risk
Vaccine trial in SA fails to show efficacy in HIV prevention
The Department of Health says it is disappointed that a large-scale HIV vaccine trial in South