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Preventing infection and caring for the sick remain key to the fight against HIV — a crisis fuelled by a combination of poverty, behaviour and biology.
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Opinions and Analysis
China's HIV openness a positive start
China's improved accessibility to HIV/AIDS statistics is a good start to the disease's control in the country, says an editorial in Nature.
6 October 2008
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Source: Nature
UNAIDS out of touch and should be closed down
The UN programme for HIV/AIDS is out of touch with reality and hindering health capacity building, argues Roger England.
Research deficiencies 'delaying HIV prevention'
16 April 2008
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Source: New England Journal of Medicine
HIV/AIDS: Many challenges remain
5 February 2008
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Source: The Lancet Infectious Diseases
Policy Briefs
Integrating HIV, food security and nutrition policies
Recommendations for governments, civil society and international partners on addressing food and nutrition concerns in the context of HIV.
13 August 2008
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Source: UNAIDS
Controlling TB requires public awareness
An assessment of national tuberculosis policies in select countries emphasises the need for more public engagement.
27 June 2007
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Source: Open Society Institute
News and Features
'Early testing best' for drug-resistant TB
Researchers in Peru have found that early testing to diagnose multidrug-resistant tuberculosis is best to prevent airborne transmission.
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New HIV training curriculum for Haiti nurses
Haiti has developed a new curriculum to update nurses' training for looking after HIV/AIDS patients.
10 September 2008
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Puerto Rican HIV prevention strategies 'inadequate'
30 August 2008
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Low condom use 'driving HIV in Paraguay'
27 August 2008
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