HIV/AIDS-in-Africa Project

  http://www.globalhealthfacts.org/data/topic/map.aspx?ind=1&fmt=1&by=Loc People Living with HIV/AIDS (Adults and Children) 2011 (Go to Table or Notes and Sources below)   People Living with HIV/AIDS (Adults and Children) 2011 (Go to Maps above or Notes and Sourc...
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  THE WILL   NEW HIV INFECTIONS ARE FALLING DRAMATICALLY IN AFRICA 14/01/2013 21:22:00 THEWILL Font size:   A LIBERIAN SOLDIER SHOWS OFF HIS JUGGLING SKILLS AT A WORLD AIDS DAY EVENT, “ZERO NEW INFECTIONS”, SPONSORED BY THE JOINT UN PROGRAMME ON AIDS AND HIV (UNAIDS), ...
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  http://www.laboratoryequipment.com/news-Home-HIV-Tests-May-Have-Unintended-Consequences-052112.aspx?et_cid=2658672&et_rid=54640811&linkid=http%3a%2f%2fwww.laboratoryequipment.com%2fnews-Home-HIV-Tests-May-Have-Unintended-Consequences-052112.aspx   Ruling Could Make Home HI...
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This is an essay in The Spectator� that says that AIDS figures may be exaggerated "The headline figures are horrible: almost 30 million Africans have HIV/Aids. But, says Rian Malan, the figures are computer-generated estimates and they� appear grotesquely exaggerated when set ...
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  Lagos NIGERIA IRIN Restocked ARV rollout offers Nigerians some hope 19 December 2004 As Nigeria, faced with one of the world's largest HIV-positive populations, expands its subsidised antiretroviral (ARV) programme, concern is mounting about how funds are being spent. Two year...
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    Guardian January 11, 2005   The Guardian editorial on HIV/AIDS scourge   By Jerry Okwuosa   THE Guardian editorial entitled: "Tackling the HIV/AIDS scourge" published in the The Guardian of Wednesday, December 15, 2004 must not stop eliciting eloquent c...
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MSF intensifies fight against HIV-AIDS in Nigeria Monday January 17, 2005 LAGOS (AFP) - The medical aid group Doctors Without Borders (news - web sites) said it was intensifying its fight against HIV (news - web sites)-AIDS (news - web sites) in Nigeria, where some four million people h...
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Guardian January 25, 2005 Govt bans Chloroquine for malaria treatment By Ben Ukwuoma IN a major policy decision that will alter the treatment of malaria in the country, the Federal Government yesterday announced the ban of Chloroquine and Sulfadoxine - Pyrimethamine as first line drugs i...
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Three international scholars  from different continents review the subject, in an essay entitled "AIDS, Medicine and Public Health: The Scientific Value of Thabo Mbeki's Critique of AIDS Orthodoxy."  The three authors want comments. AIDS, Medicine and Public...
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  Christian Fiala is a gynaecologist and obstetrician who has been involved in the discussion over the spread of HIV/Aids for 15 years. In 1997 his book on the subject of HIV, "Are we loving dangerously", was published (Deuticke Verlag Wien). He is a member of the expert p...
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