AIDS/HIV
The lives of AIDS patients are hinging on new treatments, but preventing HIV infection is still a challenge. Here is a summary of recent developments. more...
Gay Governmental Discrimination
By: Alison Walkley
While HIV becomes more manageable for those living with it and detecting it, there are governmental policies that remain, discriminating against the afflicted. more...
Charity Cycling Race for HIV/AIDS
By: Rachel L. Webb
This isn't a gentle pedal but a race against time. This six-day challenge is a race against time for the cyclists and a race against the spread of HIV/AIDS for many more more...
Duduza Dolls Comfort Sick Children
By: Jill Arnel
Your generosity and knitting hobby can bring hope into the AIDS-affected lives of children in sub-Saharan Africa through making "comfort dolls" and donations. more...
AIDS Epidemic Update January 2008
The past year has seen new methods in determining HIV infection rates and a new study that determines the origin of AIDS in the United States. more...
By: Bethina Abrahams
The stereotype of promiscuous Africans continues to rear its head and undermine constructive solutions to the AIDS pandemic. more...
By: Bethina Abrahams
Merck has stopped clinical trials for an HIV vaccine that initially carried so much promise. more...
By: Bethina Abrahams
With a growing amount of money earmarked for AIDS, perhaps the focus needs to be broadened to encompass health care in general. more...
By: Bethina Abrahams
Although, biologically, AIDS does not discriminate the reality is that some communities have been hit harder by this pandemic. more...
By: Bethina Abrahams
Proper nutrition holds a central role in the treatment of people with AIDS. more...
