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the Wall Street Journal, 10 July 2014
Mississippi Girl Born With AIDS Virus Was In Remission for Years After Aggressive Treatment
A Mississippi child born with the AIDS virus who scientists thought might have been cured following drug treatment has shown signs of infection again, in a disappointing turn for researchers who had hoped the case would identify one path to a cure.
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Solo Pos, 11 Juli 2014
Solopos.com, KLATEN–Penularan HIV/AIDS di Klaten kini semakin memprihatinkan. Bahkan dalam sebulan, Komisi Penanggulangan AIDS (KPA) Klaten bisa menemukan sekitar enam pasien baru yang mengidap HIV/AIDS.
"Kasus pengidap HIV/AIDS di Klaten semakin memprihatinkan karena rata-rata dalam sebulan kami menemukan enam kasus baru. Bahkan, pada Mei lalu, kami menemukan pelajar SMA yang terkena HIV. Saat ini siswa tersebut dalam pendampingan kami agar tetap beraktivitas seperti biasa," kata Pegiat KPA Klaten, Fauzi Rivai, pekan lalu.
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Ghana Web, 10 July 2014
Though the Ghana Education Service has a policy to retain its HIV/AIDS positive staff only 120 of such employees across the nation have joined the Network of Teachers and Educational Workers on HIV/AIDS Ghana (NETEWAG).
Mr Haruna Ibn Hassan, an Executive Member NETEWAG, said the official disclosure rate was very low and blamed the situation on the discrimination and stigmatization that such persons face.
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Swazi Observer, 10 July 2014
The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) has invested over E1.8 billion into HIV and AIDS programmes in Swaziland between 2004 and 2011.
These resources were received by the country to support comprehensive HIV and AIDS prevention, treatment and care programmes. This was disclosed by PEPFAR's Lucille Benoventure when making a presentation to members of parliament Portfolio Committee on HIV and AIDS at Happy Valley on Monday.
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BREATHE, 13 July 2014
To the relief of many an Australian citizen out there, the federal government has finally lifted the ban on restricting the manufacture and sales of HIV home-testing kit.
This move by the government will ensure the immediate availability of the home-testing kits for anxious customers who wish to check themselves against the virus.
The federal health minister Peter Dutton has been quoted saying, "Home self-testing provides an additional testing option that complements current options and allows people living with HIV to learn their HIV status and seek appropriate treatment and support. It also overcomes some of the most common concerns people have about receiving the test in a medical setting and giving them more choice."
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