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There are different regimes for treating confirmed HIV patients and prevention of those who have been exposed to HIV positive fluids, or have a high risk of being exposed, PMTCT
Hepatitis B, a potentially life-threatening viral liver infection, is a major global health problem. Viral hepatitis is increasingly becoming a cause of illness and death among people living with HIV.1,2
Doctors were first alerted to the existence of AIDS when patients clinically presented with opportunistic infections.1
More than 1 million sexually transmitted infections (STIs) are contracted every day all over the world. STIs can increase the risk of getting HIV by 3 times or more
People living with HIV are currently at the highest risk of both contracting and dying of TB.
Integration of HIV treatment services and family planning is of paramount importance. Women living with HIV should have access to comprehensive information to assist them in making an informed, voluntary choice of a contraceptive…
The goal of antiretroviral therapy (ART) is to suppress HIV and, by doing so, to make sure that people living with HIV can enjoy long and healthy lives. To understand how ART works, it is important to first understand how HIV infects the…
Over 1.8 million children worldwide are infected with HIV, but only just over half of these children receive treatment.1a,b Unfortunately, it is difficult for children to take multiple medicines every-day.2a However, children living with…
HIV is now both a preventable and controllable disease. People living with HIV can have long, healthy lives including having safe and healthy relationships and starting a family. There are a number of important points to consider, whether…
Because of antiretrovirals, HIV infection has transformed from an almost uniformly fatal infection into a manageable chronic condition!
While significant progress has been made in preventing HIV infections in children,1a HIV remains a significant contributor to under-five deaths in South Africa.2a
Stop the Spread. Since ‘the early days’ of AIDS in the 1980s, researchers have worked to find new ways to prevent HIV around the world.1a Learn here about ways to prevent the spread of HIV.