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AllAfrica News: HIV/AIDS and STDs (læs flere nyheder )
Tanzania: Saving Youth From Drugs, HIV/Aids Through Methadone Treatment THEY look frail and aged. Most of them are young-men aged 28-40 years but their faces bear hallmarks of individuals gone through a troubled life.
Kenya: Hungry HIV-Positive Mothers Wary of Exclusive Breastfeeding Nutrition experts recommend that HIV-positive mothers exclusively breastfeed their babies for the first six months to reduce the risk of HIV transmission, but food-insecure Kenyan mothers worry they have insufficient milk to keep their babies full and healthy.
South Africa: Students Keen to Know Their Status Students have shown a willingness to get tested for HIV and say that it is important for everyone to know their status so that if need be, people can start treatment earlier. This follows the launch of the 'First things first' HIV Counselling and Testing Campaign targeting first year tertiary level students around the country.
Tanzania: Mererani Turn Out for HIV Test in Droves With one of the highest HIV/Aids infection rates in the northern regions, residents of Mererani township in Simanjiro district, Manyara region are now turning out in droves for voluntary testing.
Africa: HIV Patients Go Missing Before Treatment A study has found that about 55 percent of HIV patients in South Africa who are not eligible for treatment at the time of diagnosis will disappear from clinics within a year of initial monitoring, leaving a serious gap in HIV care and prevention, say researchers.
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KENYA: Hungry HIV-positive mothers wary of exclusive breastfeeding NYANDO, 21 February 2011 (PLUSNEWS) - Nutrition experts recommend that HIV-positive mothers exclusively breastfeed their babies for the first six months to reduce the risk of HIV transmission, but food-insecure Kenyan mothers worry they have insufficient milk to keep their babies full and healthy.
SOUTH AFRICA: HIV patients go missing before treatment JOHANNESBURG, 18 February 2011 (PLUSNEWS) - A study has found that about 55 percent of HIV patients in South Africa who are not eligible for treatment at the time of diagnosis will disappear from clinics within a year of initial monitoring, leaving a serious gap in HIV care and prevention, say researchers.
KENYA: HIV-positive forest evictees struggle to access ARVs MAU FOREST, 17 February 2011 (PLUSNEWS) - Wesley Kipkoech*, 21, may be illiterate and speak only his native Ndorobo tongue, but he understands all too well that if he does not have regular access to his HIV medication, he is likely to die.
UGANDA: Pushing HIV on to presidential candidates' agenda KAMPALA, 16 February 2011 (PLUSNEWS) - Civil society activists say Uganda's presidential candidates have not placed sufficient emphasis on how they plan to tackle the epidemic should they come into office, despite rising HIV prevalence and huge funding problems.
RWANDA: Bloodless male circumcision to boost HIV prevention NAIROBI, 15 February 2011 (PLUSNEWS) - The Rwandan government plans to expand its national voluntary male circumcision programme using a new device, the PrePex system, which officials say saves both time and money.
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