Hivaids infections
Motsoaledi to send team to US over plans to cut HIV/Aids treatment funding
America helps fund the South African government's initiatives to address the HIV/Aids pandemic.
South Africa has the world’s biggest AIDS epidemic, with nearly 20 percent of all adults HIV positive.
Ahead of World Aids Day tomorrow, The City of Cape says it is getting more people to test for HIV.
Half the lineages of the main type of the virus, HIV-1, originated in gorillas in Cameroon.
Access to clean water is essential for HIV positive patients who receive ARVs.
The NGO says because of ARVs, HIV-infected pupils are more tired, can’t focus and lose concentration.
The Health Minister says he’s pleased SA is a step closer to creating an HIV vaccine.
Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka says she is incredibly proud of the progress made in fighting Aids.
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi says not enough people are getting themselves tested for HIV/Aids.
The SA government plans to circumcise more than 4 million men by 2016.
The global rate of HIV infection and the number of AIDS-related deaths have been reduced.
People diagnosed with HIV will now start treatment at an earlier stage of infection.
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi cautioned South Africans not to become complacent.
Statistics South Africa estimates 200,000 people will die of HIV/Aids in 2013.
Sanac said the biggest challenge in reducing the spread of HIV is people who are failing to take ARVs.
A study shows people with HIV are 50 percent more likely to suffer from a heart attack.
Gambian President Yahya Jammeh said that dozens of HIV/AIDS patients in the tiny West African state.