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Muslim states block gay groups from UN AIDS meeting; US protests
Egypt wrote to General Assembly president on behalf of OIC to object to the participation of the 11 gay groups
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The AIDS problem
That Pakistan has an AIDS problem is undeniable, but the size of the problem is far from clear
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Nearly 100,000 people in Pakistan living with HIV/AIDS, but only 15,370 registered
Maternal mortality rate is 276 per 100,000 births, Tarar tells Senate
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Prince 'was diagnosed with AIDS six months before he died'
Sources say pop icon refused treatment because he believed God will heal him
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AIDS, malaria: Pakistan to get $255 million fund
The Finance Minister Ishaq Dar on the occasion appreciated The Global Fund for its continued support for Pakistan
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World AIDS Day: Challenging myths, stereotypes
Prevention, effective treatment, reversing spread among topics discussed
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‘Number of AIDS patients in Dera Ghazi Khan on the rise’
CM urges NGOs to help govt raise awareness regarding preventative measures
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Number of AIDS deaths among young Asians doubles over past decade - UN
UNICEF urged Asian countries to improve teenagers' access to testing, saying young people do not know their HIV...
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Fighting AIDS: Global Fund okays $16m for Pakistan
Approves concept note for Asian countries for 2016-17
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Condom shortage hampers India's AIDS fight
India provides free condoms under its AIDS prevention programme that targets high-risk groups like sex workers
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Soaring numbers: Over 30 new AIDS cases register at PIMS every month
Injection drug users a major concern for doctors
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Ex-hedge funder buys rights to AIDS drugs, increases prices by 5,500%
Price of drug used to treat AIDS patients and certain cancer patients rose from $13.50 a tablet to $750
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Funding crisis puts India's AIDS programme, and lives, at risk
With India's 340,000 new infections in Asia-Pacific last year, any cut-back to prevention programmes can rise rates
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Teen in remission from HIV decade after stopping medicine: researchers
The young woman, now 18, is not considered cured, but is doing perfectly well off treatment
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India scraps import duties on AIDS drugs to battle shortage
More than a third of India's HIV/AIDS patients get daily antiretrovirals for free from state-run distribution centres