HIV/AIDS impacts people from every region, race, and economic background. From infants to adults, the disease does not discriminate. ... we can make AIDS a disease of the past.

AIDS has become the number one cause of mortality among adults 15-49 years of age. Mortality rates, usually caused by other important diseases such as malaria, have doubled and tripled because of ...

Overview Around the world, governments, institutions, and individuals are struggling to deal with epidemic levels of HIV/AIDS infection. How communities and nations address AIDS reflects their ...

Today, seventy million people are infected with a virus that 30 years ago no one had heard of. To mark World Aids Day on December 1, Michael Hanlon considers the impact of HIV/Aids on science and ...

Dec. 16, 2010— -- A public service announcement produced by the New York City Health Department promoting condom use to prevent HIV/AIDS has horrified advocacy groups, who say it demonizes ...

In 2005, Aids nearly killed me – now I’m determined to outlive the condition. ... Despite coming from a strict Roman Catholic background in Ireland, they were led by love and always by my side.

Amid abandonment and fear surrounding the AIDS crisis in the 1980s, a group of lesbians became a lifeline for AIDS patients.

If TB and HIV/AIDS reporting began as histories of resistance, the story was very different when it came to cancer reporting, which lagged far behind infectious disease surveillance.

AIDS: Battle the disease, and the stigma The AIDS burden can only be lessened by raising awareness of the dangers of contracting HIV/AIDS in Pakistan. Dr Amyn Malyk December 01, 2010 ...