Jamaica Observer
26th World AIDS Day: Get in There, Do Something, Change Things
Huffington Post
Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and treatment as prevention (TasP) have successfully returned sexual health to the national and international headlines. Not since the early years of the HIV epidemic has there been so much constructive dialogue, progress, ...
Region set to end HIV from mom to childTrinidad & Tobago Express
Sub-anchor: Synthetic drugs fuel spread of HIV infection among urban youthCCTV
'Stand up, step up & stamp out HIV/ AIDS'Nation News
Inside Bay Area
spyghana.com
Scoop.co.nz (press release)
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Huffington Post
Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and treatment as prevention (TasP) have successfully returned sexual health to the national and international headlines. Not since the early years of the HIV epidemic has there been so much constructive dialogue, progress, ...
Region set to end HIV from mom to child
Sub-anchor: Synthetic drugs fuel spread of HIV infection among urban youth
'Stand up, step up & stamp out HIV/ AIDS'
News24
Sierra Leone widens Ebola quarantine
News24
A child stands near a sign advising of a quarantined home in an effort to combat the spread of the Ebola virus in Port Loko, Sierra Leone. (Michael Duff, AP). Multimedia · User Galleries · News in Pictures Send us your pictures · Send us your stories ...
Ebola Costs Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone $2 Billion: World BankNDTV
New Concerns Over Response to Ebola CrisisNew York Times
Ebola ravages West African economiesDeutsche Welle
Businessweek
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News24
A child stands near a sign advising of a quarantined home in an effort to combat the spread of the Ebola virus in Port Loko, Sierra Leone. (Michael Duff, AP). Multimedia · User Galleries · News in Pictures Send us your pictures · Send us your stories ...
Ebola Costs Liberia, Guinea, Sierra Leone $2 Billion: World Bank
New Concerns Over Response to Ebola Crisis
Ebola ravages West African economies
Newsweek
HIV evolving to weaker form, study says
Los Angeles Times
Medical intervention and the natural course of evolution may be dealing a double blow to the human immunodeficiency virus, HIV-1, weakening its ability to replicate and to cause AIDS, according to a new study. The findings offer a kind of epidemiological ...
New HIV Mutations Welcome News for the Science CommunityYouth Health Magzine
HIV Adapts To Humans And Becomes Less VirulentDesign & Trend
HIV becoming less deadly, less infectious —StudyNigerian Tribune
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Science Times
Washington Post
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Los Angeles Times
Medical intervention and the natural course of evolution may be dealing a double blow to the human immunodeficiency virus, HIV-1, weakening its ability to replicate and to cause AIDS, according to a new study. The findings offer a kind of epidemiological ...
New HIV Mutations Welcome News for the Science Community
HIV Adapts To Humans And Becomes Less Virulent
HIV becoming less deadly, less infectious —Study
spyghana.com
Newborn deaths to be reduced in the Upper East
spyghana.com
The forum which was aimed at disseminating the implementation of National Newborn Strategy for 2014 to 2018 was to sensitize non- health partners in the area of newborn babies and to seek their collaboration and support to tackle the menace. Among the ...
Stakeholders pledge to curb newborn deathsGhanaWeb
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The forum which was aimed at disseminating the implementation of National Newborn Strategy for 2014 to 2018 was to sensitize non- health partners in the area of newborn babies and to seek their collaboration and support to tackle the menace. Among the ...
Stakeholders pledge to curb newborn deaths
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Pregnant women advised to use condoms to prevent STDs
spyghana.com
She explained that, there had been instances where at 14 weeks pregnancy, when some women were tested, they were HIV negative but at 34 weeks, when they were re-tested, they were found to be HIV positive which is a threat to their new babies.
Pregnant women to encourage use of condomGhanaWeb
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She explained that, there had been instances where at 14 weeks pregnancy, when some women were tested, they were HIV negative but at 34 weeks, when they were re-tested, they were found to be HIV positive which is a threat to their new babies.
Pregnant women to encourage use of condom
Examiner.com
Older me receive unnecessary prostate cancer treatment reports UCLA study
Examiner.com
A new UCLA study has found that men with life expectancies of less than 10 years still receive unnecessary and aggressive prostate cancer treatment. The study was featured on the cover of the December edition of journal Cancer. The authors note that ...
Prostate cancer patients in St Helens to benefit from 'groundbreaking fund'St Helens Star
Why are younger men being diagnosed with prostate cancer?News Transcript
Long-Term Low T Treatment Not Linked to Prostate CancerPharmacy Times
Renal and Urology News
Endocrinology Advisor
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Examiner.com
A new UCLA study has found that men with life expectancies of less than 10 years still receive unnecessary and aggressive prostate cancer treatment. The study was featured on the cover of the December edition of journal Cancer. The authors note that ...
Prostate cancer patients in St Helens to benefit from 'groundbreaking fund'
Why are younger men being diagnosed with prostate cancer?
Long-Term Low T Treatment Not Linked to Prostate Cancer
GhanaWeb
HIV/ Aids patients are victims, rather than culprits
GhanaWeb
The Deputy Municipal Coordinating Director for Nsawam-Adoagyri, Mr Michael Agyei, has called on Ghanaians to see those infected with HIV as victims rather than culprits and support them to live longer. He said Ghana has achieved a lot in response to the ...
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GhanaWeb
The Deputy Municipal Coordinating Director for Nsawam-Adoagyri, Mr Michael Agyei, has called on Ghanaians to see those infected with HIV as victims rather than culprits and support them to live longer. He said Ghana has achieved a lot in response to the ...
Guinea recognized at White House for AIDS partnership
Scoop.co.nz (press release)
Washington, DC – This World AIDS Day, Equatorial Guinea was recognized by The White House, through the presence of American oarsman Victor Mooney. Mr. Mooney became the first African American to row across the Atlantic Ocean, to honor his brother ...
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Scoop.co.nz (press release)
Washington, DC – This World AIDS Day, Equatorial Guinea was recognized by The White House, through the presence of American oarsman Victor Mooney. Mr. Mooney became the first African American to row across the Atlantic Ocean, to honor his brother ...
Daily Times Nigeria
Benue Group Commend Federal Medical Centre Markurdi
Daily Times Nigeria
The National President, National Union of Benue State Student (NUBESS), Orkuma Shinsima and the President of Minda Gender Group, Comrade Lubem Gbenda has lauded the acting Medical Director Dr. Inunduh Msuega Peteru and the entire ...
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Daily Times Nigeria
The National President, National Union of Benue State Student (NUBESS), Orkuma Shinsima and the President of Minda Gender Group, Comrade Lubem Gbenda has lauded the acting Medical Director Dr. Inunduh Msuega Peteru and the entire ...
CBS Local
NIH Potential Ebola Vaccine Gets “Promising Results”
CBS Local
BETHESDA, Md. (WJZ) — A big breakthrough in the fight against Ebola right here in Maryland. A possible vaccine gets “promising results” in a clinical trial at NIH. The president cheered the progress but says this fight is far from over. Christie Ileto has more on ...
White House claims progress in Ebola fightSan Francisco Chronicle
Obama says Ebola fight not over, requests $6 billion to combat virusRT
US|At NIH, Obama Stresses Need to Keep Funding Fight Against EbolaNew York Times
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CBS Local
BETHESDA, Md. (WJZ) — A big breakthrough in the fight against Ebola right here in Maryland. A possible vaccine gets “promising results” in a clinical trial at NIH. The president cheered the progress but says this fight is far from over. Christie Ileto has more on ...
White House claims progress in Ebola fight
Obama says Ebola fight not over, requests $6 billion to combat virus
US|At NIH, Obama Stresses Need to Keep Funding Fight Against Ebola
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