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Zimbabwe: Govt to Scale Up Anti-Retroviral Therapy Services
Key Correspondents, 15 September 2014
Zimbabwe's Ministry of Health and Child Care has announced plans to scale up anti-retroviral therapy services by the end of 2014, amid concerns over the current huge deficit. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Making HIV an 'Undetectable' Virus
MSF, 27 January 2015
The latest generation of HIV medical technology is making breakthroughs in care for HIV-positive patients, and in containing the epidemic in many African countries. The latest… Read more »
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Africa: Beating the virus. Stories about HIV in Zimbabwe
MSF, 22 September 2014
Six neighbours from the same village, all of them HIV-positive and stable patients on antiretroviral therapy (ART) - the treatment that manages to keep the virus in check - take… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Beating the Virus - Community HIV Care in Zimbabwe
MSF, 19 September 2014
Every month, six neighbors from the same village, all of them HIV-positive, and stable patients on antiretroviral therapy (ART) - the treatment that keeps the virus in check - take… Read more »
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Africa: Criminalising HIV Will Stop People Knowing Their Status
Key Correspondents, 15 September 2014
Criminalising HIV transmission will not help halt the spread of HIV - instead it will stop people from getting tested and increase the risk of further transmissions. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Fear-Struck Galz Holds On to HIV Research Data
New Zimbabwe, 25 August 2014
THE Gays and Lesbians of Zimbabwe (GALZ) on Monday said they are holding on to research data on HIV prevalence among the gay community because of fear of victimisation by the… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Botswana Ordered to Give ARVs to Foreign Prisoners
New Zimbabwe, 23 August 2014
THE Botswana High Court on Friday ordered the government to provide anti-retroviral (ARV) treatment to HIV-positive foreign prisoners at the state's expense. Read more »
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Zimbabwe: Kicking HIV Out of Hibernation
The Herald, 7 August 2014
A follower of one of the many Pentecostal churches in Zimbabwe hops and runs as he makes his way to the podium. It is a cool Sunday afternoon in March 2014 and he stands in front… Read more »
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Zimbabwe: 'New HIV Guidelines Could Hamper Art Rollout'
The Herald, 9 June 2014
Finding patients with a higher CD4 count of 500 in line with new global recommendations for earlier HIV treatment could hamper full implementation of the guidelines, a senior… Read more »
Zimbabwe to Scale Up ARV Services
The ministry of health and child care has announced plans to scale up anti-retroviral therapy services by the end of 2014, amid concerns over the current deficit.
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Local celebrities who voluntarily took up male circumcision are encouraging more men to get circumcised in an effort to fight HIV/Aids. Read more »
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The medical journal The Lancet says achieving an AIDS-free generation will not be possible unless the human rights of sex workers - women, men and people who identify as ... Read more »
