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In Russia, a black market for HIV drug to try on coronavirus
Russia’s Health Ministry recommends it as a possible treatment for Covid-19 after China reported it as beneficial
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HIV drug combo fails as treatment for severe Covid-19 in China study
Those treated with the drug fared no better than those Covid-19 patients who received standard care
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Explainer: All you need to know about ‘pandemics’
Pandemics have nothing to do with severity of disease but with its geographical spread
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To end AIDS, we must end inequality
There is no other way
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An epidemic away from destruction?
As a state with a population of over 20 million, we cannot play with the lives that exist within our borders
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The fragility of our system
A country where HIV is mostly associated with promiscuous behavior, who will protect these children
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PACP, WHO train councillors, doctors to contain HIV across province
Government is utilising all resources to control AIDS, says Dr Malik
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Rato Dero outbreak: ‘It is not HIV but stigma that is killing us’
The residents of one village have demanded that families of HIV-positive children leave and set up their own town
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Sindh’s streets of poison: The (bloody) writing on the wall
Months after HIV outbreak, children in Rato Dero’s streets treat medical waste as toys
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HIV patients in Ratodero suffer from lack of test, treatment facilities
'Facilities for CD-4 count, polymerase chain reaction and viral load tests are unavailable
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