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      Saturday 25 May  
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      A nurse draws blood from a patient for an HIV test in 2008 at the Themba Lethu Clinic in Johannesburg. A new study on Monday showed increased HIV infection rates among pregnant women living in areas with high migrant labour in South Africa, the country with one of the world's highest caseloads.
      Bulletin: More S. African pregnant women contracting HIV: study

      Bulletin: More S. African pregnant women contracting HIV: study

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      Stephen Lewis at XVI International AIDS Conference in Toronto in August 2006
      Article: The fight against AIDS: No time to "rest on our laurels"

      Article: The fight against AIDS: No time to "rest on our laurels"

      Stephen Lewis, chair of the Stephen Lewis Foundation, which helps fight HIV/AIDS, says...
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      Anti-retroviral drugs for HIV patients are pictured in November 2012. Zambia's High Court on Monday heard that HIV-positive prisoners were being denied access to life-prolonging drugs and a balanced diet, on the opening day of a landmark human rights case.
      Bulletin: Zambia court told HIV prisoners denied drugs,food

      Bulletin: Zambia court told HIV prisoners denied drugs,food

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      An activist lights a group of candles set in the shape of a red ribbon during an event marking World AIDS Day in Manila. South Africa, home to the world's largest HIV caseload, on Saturday unveiled a 1.5 kilometre AIDS ribbon in Johannesburg, with activists and officials pledging to curb the epidemic.
      Bulletin: S.Africa marks AIDS day with record ribbon

      Bulletin: S.Africa marks AIDS day with record ribbon

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      A mother gets antiretroviral (ARV) drugs at the Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital, South Africa's largest public hospital, in Soweto. South Africa, home to the world's largest population of people living with HIV, said Thursday it had secured a deal to buy a key anti-retroviral (ARV) drug at the lowest price ever.
      Bulletin: S.Africa seals record deal for low-cost ARVs: minister

      Bulletin: S.Africa seals record deal for low-cost ARVs: minister

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      A nurse explains to a patient how to take AIDS medication in South Africa. Pharmaceutical giant Johnson & Johnson announced that it would not enforce its patents on its AIDS drug Prezista in the world's poorest countries and throughout sub-Saharan Africa.
      Bulletin: US firm won't enforce AIDS drug patents in poor countries

      Bulletin: US firm won't enforce AIDS drug patents in poor countries

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      HIV-positive people in Guinea Bissau have been without access to treatment since the Global Fund to fight AIDS suspended funding over an April military coup, the west African nation's AIDS boss said Wednesday.
      Bulletin: G.Bissau warns AIDS patients without treatment since coup

      Bulletin: G.Bissau warns AIDS patients without treatment since coup

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      A boy, whose mother died of an AIDS related illness, looks at one of his school books, at the Khulumbani Children's Place of Safety in Khayelitsha, South Africa. Twenty-five countries, many in hard-hit Africa, have at least halved new HIV infections in the past decade, with particular progress made toward protecting children from the deadly virus, the United Nations said.
      Bulletin: UN hails sharp decline in HIV infections in kids

      Bulletin: UN hails sharp decline in HIV infections in kids

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      In Zimbabwe, HIV-positive mothers and soon-to-be mothers were once forced to und
      Article: Zimbabwe: HIV-positive mothers with healthy babies

      Article: Zimbabwe: HIV-positive mothers with healthy babies

      In Zimbabwe, HIV-positive mothers and soon-to-be mothers were once forced to undergo...
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      An HIV positive Ethiopian girl gets her free antiretroviral treatment in Addis Ababa in 2005. Sub-Saharan Africa is likely to see a more than 200 percent increase in the number of older people living with HIV in the next 30 years, thanks to improvements in lifesaving treatment, experts said Thursday.
      Bulletin: Africa faces spike in older people living with HIV

      Bulletin: Africa faces spike in older people living with HIV

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