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TAC calls for better health care

The Joint winners of Kuwait's Al Sumait Prize for African Development

SA professor rewarded for extensive HIV research

Time to beat the stigma, get tested

5Vrae aan vigskenners

Documentary shows progress made in fight against AIDS

AIDS breakthrough hailed

Breaking the Cycle: Intergenerational HIV Transmission

Caprisa's Prof Karim lauded for HIV/Aids efforts in Africa

Al Sumait Prize for Health announces 3 joint winners of $1 million for 2018

In Epicenter of Global HIV Crisis, Multiple Partners and Age Disparity Part of Problem

Hope for Africa as SA scientists wait to test new HIV cure

Doctor excels in dual-degree project

Star pupil off to Oxford

Scientific Merit Awards 2018

Prioritise educating rural learners heading households

Young women continuing to acquire HIF infections from older men

Women in Business

Keep money flowing to HIV battle so achievements will not be lost

Tributes pour in for acclaimed medical pioneer

KZN has the highest number of people living with HIV

KZN has the highest number of people living with HIV

KZN has the highest number of people living with HIV

And out into the world they go...

Discussion on HIV/AIDS treatment advancement

Number of new HIV infections in SA drops

Discussion on ADHD

Uphill battle to bring down HIV in SA

Progress in tackling corruption

Scientist laments SA's inability to bring looters to justice

Wellness Thursdays

Is there room for religious ethics in South African Abortion Law?

March for science

Science Rocks

CAPRISA called for a bigger slice of the national budget to go into scientific research

Thousands attend the annual Global March for Science

On the ground at the 2018 March for Science rallies

March for Science draws smaller crowds than last year, but attendees are still passionate

March for Science - USA Today

Durban, South Africa

Freiheit für die Wissenschaft "March for Science"

March for Science

A pioneer in the field of scientific research

Blessers symbol of prestige with deadly effects

Blessers fuelling new HIV infections

Multigenerational research in South Africa leads to HIV discoveries

The Blesser's Curse

Slowdown in HIV/AIDS Progress Puts Focus on Young Women

Community lags as leaders fail

Who will stand up for us in this valley of silence?

Biomarkers for HIV treatment