Barber Shops, Salons in HIV/Aids Crossfire
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UNLESS you&#39;re a die-hard Rastafarian who dreads and eludes the barber&#39;s razor at all costs, you most certainly relish a walk to the barber shop whenever chance allows.
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One of Africa's biggest HIV/Aids training centres for health professionals launches in the Ugandan capital, Kampala.
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India health officials are alarmed by growing HIV/Aids infection rates in two key northern states.
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The AIDS case that alarmed health officials in New York last week illustrates the enormous difficulty of promoting and sustaining changes in sexual behavior.
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Paris - More than three million people will have died from Aids in 2004 and nearly 40 million now have HIV, the highest tolls in the 23-year history of acquired immune deficiency syndrome, the United Nations reported Tuesday.
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South African Aids experts call for mass circumcision after studies showed it reduced HIV infections.
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More than two thirds of the HIV cases are diagnosed in London, however this figure can be misleading.
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Simultaneous infection with both HIV and TB is spreading throughout sub-Saharan Africa, researchers say.
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A five-year, $15 billion effort to combat AIDS in Africa and other areas may become a political battleground as it comes up for renewal
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An explosive increase in the percentage of women living with HIV/AIDS in South Carolina has health officials across the T&amp;D Region scrambling for ways to enhance education and funding to tackle the problem.
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Organizations say reduced funding and fading interest in AIDS is forcing them to seek other income sources, bringing concerns that HIV/AIDS patients may be shunted in the rush to expand services to other sufferers.
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The emergence of new and improved drugs, genetic engineering and the ancient surgical practice of circumcision are the latest weapons in the fight against AIDS, the International AIDS Society conference was told on Tuesday.
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Since the mid-1970s, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) has been spreading throughout the world, causing an epidemic that many people consider difficult if not impossible to curtail.
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ome health issues are different when you see them up close. For Deb Hann, HIV/AIDS is one of them, and that prompted her to do something.
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HIV infections are rising in  black men and women living in developed nations that have  otherwise made strides against the disease, said participants  at the 16th International AIDS Conference in Toronto.
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Goverment policies have been blamed for fuelling discrimination against people with HIV.
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South Africa's health minister took another controversial foray into the AIDS debate Thursday by questioning international medical studies that say circumcision helps reduce HIV infections in men.