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Mother faces deportation

8 May 2012

HIV charities concerned for the safety of a Mother Angelina Pirira Mwafulirwa, and her three children, if they are forcably removed to Malawi.

Hepatitis C cases reach record level in Lothians

3 May 2012

THE number of people diagnosed with Hepatitis C in the Lothians has reached record levels. A total of 333 people were diagnosed with the condition last year – more than twice as many as a decade ago.

Why Guard Children Against Sexting?

30 April 2012

This article examines the consequences the phenomenon 'sexting', specifically looking at the impact it has on the security as well as psychological and social wellbeing of teens.

Condoms by Post has now closed

12 April 2012

The Condoms by Post service has now closed, thanks to everyone for their patience and support. No new orders will be processed from today. Find out more on how you can access free condoms in your area.

aidsmap iPhone app

28 March 2012

The app links to AIDSMAP daily reports on new research, findings and controversies in HIV treatment and prevention from around the world. We also cover key developments in hepatitis, TB and other health conditions linked to HIV.

1,250% increase of HIV and AIDS amongst IDUs in Greece

27 March 2012

The incidence of HIV and AIDS among intravenous drug users in central Athens soared by 1,250% in the first 10 months of 2011 compared with the same period the previous year, according to the head of Médecins sans Frontières Greece

Hepatitis Community must learn HIV Lessons

22 March 2012

Charles Gore, President of the World Hepatitis Alliance, used the conference of the Asia Pacific Association for the Study of the Liver in Taiwan to emphasise the importance of advocacy and surveillance in tackling global viral hepatitis, saying that those in the viral hepatitis community should learn lessons from the HIV community in terms of generating a political response to the disease.

Tanzania anger over red ribbon labels for HIV pupils

15 March 2012

Campaigners in Tanzania have criticised some schools for making HIV-positive pupils wear a red ribbon on their uniforms.

Terrence Higgins Trust Re-Launches Hardship Fund

14 March 2012

Hardship Fund for people living with HIV in severe financial need. Funding has been secured from the Elton John AIDS Foundation and the MAC AIDS Fund, as well as via Terrence Higgins Trust’s annual Walk For Life fundraising event, to provide £1.5million of grants over a period of three years.

HIV tests in Superdrug stores

13 March 2012

High-street chemist Superdrug have started offering customers a new walk-in HIV screening service in thirteen stores across the UK.