International AIDS Conference, July 2016
Here are articles published by GroundUp relevant to the International AIDS Conference in Durban from 18 to 22 July 2016.
Should you be prosecuted for exposing someone to HIV?
Many have been found guilty despite lack of scientific evidence
By Ashleigh Furlong and Nathan Geffen
Feature | 11 August 2016
We have penises! We have vaginas!
Picket draws attention to HIV positive people living with disability
By Liz McGregor
News | 22 July 2016
Disappointing study results show how difficult HIV prevention is
Test and treat study in Hlabisa fails to show effect
News | 21 July 2016
From illness to health: how I’ve thrived with HIV
Jaque Wambui was dangerously ill with extra-pulmonary tuberculosis in 2006 - here's why she hasn't been ill since
News | 19 July 2016
I owe my life to you, says judge
Edwin Cameron addresses scientists and activists at Durban Aids conference
Opinion | 19 July 2016
March to Aids conference highlights that millions remain untreated
Optimistic end of epidemic predictions criticised
News | 18 July 2016
How sex workers are avoiding HIV infection
Once daily pill has been made available at ten clinics across the country
By Liz McGregor
News | 17 July 2016
Success against deadly drug-resistant TB in rural KZN
Number of cases has dropped dramatically following bunch of health interventions
News | 16 July 2016
No HIV transmissions after sex 58,000 times without condoms
Amazing result in a study of couples where one partner is HIV-positive and on antiretroviral treatment
News | 13 July 2016