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02.10.2008, 15:41
HIV appears to be older than scientists previously thought. The deadly virus has been plaguing humankind for a century claims a recent article in Nature magazine.
25.10.2008, 19:31
Home repossessions, tight budgets, money worries — that is the bleak story for many Americans in the U.S. But for Americans living in countries such as South Africa who still receive their salaries (or conduct business) in dollars, there is brightness for
11.11.2008, 10:05
As international efforts continue to coax Zimbabwe’s divided political leaders into a workable power-sharing agreement, the country’s long-suffering citizens sink ever deeper into a spiral of hunger and desperation. Freelance writer Michelle Smith reports
24.11.2008, 12:17
A Vietnamese man has both lost his job and his membership in the ruling communist party for fathering four children. It was called ‘a sabotage’ of the state’s effort to control birth rates.
26.11.2008, 05:47
Almost half a million people in Russia have been diagnosed with HIV. But unofficial estimates suggest twice that number have been infected with the virus. Many sick people are afraid to seek help because of the social stigma attached to the illness.
01.12.2008, 09:39
It is the most destructive epidemic in recorded history and December 1st is the day dedicated to raising world-wide awareness of the pandemic we know as AIDS.
01.12.2007, 16:01
The world is marking Global AIDS Day. More than 30 million people worldwide live with the virus and almost 6,000 die from the disease every day. While there's still no cure, there are prevention methods, along with treatment and care for those afflicted.
Published: 22 November, 2008, 20:45
In African cultures, such as the Bugisu of Uganda, a male is not considered a man until he is circumcised. In other cultures, such as the Luo of Kenya, circumcision was forbidden. But scientific studies showing that circumcision reduces a man’s chance of
