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Kenya: Nomadic Communities Struggle to Access PMTCT

Nomadic Kenyan women who test positive for HIV but live in remote areas far from the nearest health facility are missing out on the opportunity to prevent their children from becoming infected with the virus.

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20 hours ago
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AllAfrica News: HIV-Aids and STDs
Infant feeding
Nigeria: 'HIV Mothers Can Breastfeed Their Babies for 3 Months'

The need for HIV positive mothers to breastfeed their babies for at least three months to give them a head start in life has been emphasized by the Nursing and Midwifery Council of Nigeria.

Published
20 hours ago
From
AllAfrica News: HIV-Aids and STDs
United Kingdom
Fraud inquiry at shut Aids charity

UK Coalition of People Living with HIV and Aids under police investigation; the Metropolitan Police are investigating allegations of fraud at a defunct charity that supported people with HIV and Aids.

Published
22 hours ago
From
Third Sector
HIV Testing
SOUTH AFRICA: National HIV testing campaign disappoints

South Africa, home to the world's largest HIV treatment programme, is trying to pull off the most extensive global HIV testing campaign but the ambitious initiative is facing some daunting realities.

Published
23 hours ago
From
IRIN PlusNews
Money
Benefit health tests unjust, say charities

Warning that people with serious illnesses are being judged fit for work when they are not.

Published
23 hours ago
From
The Guardian
Obama's AIDS showdown

Will President Obama follow through on a pledge to give $6 billion to the Global Fund over three years later this month?

Published
07 September 2010
From
San Francisco Chronicle
MSM
Young gay men fuelling HIV epidemic, study warns

Researchers say that rising rates of syphilis along HIV among young gay men suggests risky sexual behaviour was to blame.

Published
07 September 2010
From
The Guardian
ACHAP HIV Support Programme granted another five year lease

Botswana's HIV programme to continue.

Published
07 September 2010
From
Sunday Standard
BAHRAIN: No Change Seen in Ban on Entry of People with HIV

Bahrain may be dependent on expatriate labour, but that has not stopped it from deporting migrant workers who are found to be HIV-positive.

Published
07 September 2010
From
IPS Inter Press Service - HIV/AIDS
Epidemiology, policy and funding
Jamaica too rich for HIV/AIDS funding

Health Minister lobbies for continued support from The Global Fund.

Published
06 September 2010
From
Jamaica Observer
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