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1. HIV/AIDS: Treatment as prevention – the tough road ahead
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2. SWAZILAND: Confusion and panic over supply of ARVs <#1313ea021a1e78c1_2>
3. AFRICA: Political leadership key to male circumcision success
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***HIV/AIDS: Treatment as prevention – the tough road ahead
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[image: lead photo]ROME, 18 July 2011 (PlusNews) - The sixth International
AIDS Society Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention
started optimistically as the hype surrounding the use of antiretroviral
treatment to prevent HIV infection gained momentum. But the focus of much
discussion in Rome from 17-20 July will undoubtedly be on how to transform
the recent promising research findings into workable policy.
Read report online <http://www.plusnews.org/Report.aspx?Reportid=93251>
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***SWAZILAND: Confusion and panic over supply of ARVs
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[image: lead photo]MBABANE, 18 July 2011 (PlusNews) - Unease is mounting in
Swaziland after reports that supplies of antiretrovirals are dangerously
low. Resources have never been adequate to tackle the world’s highest HIV
infection rate in the tiny kingdom, but in recent months, the cash-poor
government and dwindling donor funding have led to increasing panic among
people living with HIV.
Read report online <http://www.plusnews.org/Report.aspx?Reportid=93256>
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***AFRICA: Political leadership key to male circumcision success
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[image: lead photo]ROME, 18 July 2011 (PlusNews) - Countries that have been
quick to incorporate medical male circumcision into their HIV prevention
programmes are already seeing good results compared with those that have
been slower to embrace the procedure, say experts.
Read report online <http://www.plusnews.org/Report.aspx?Reportid=93259>
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