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PHC summons suspended MS, doctors for HIV probe
Crisis deepens as no new MS appointed
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29 children test HIV positive in Mirpurkhas
The Sindh health department has dispatched infectious disease control teams to parts of Mirpurkhas and Sanghar
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HIV patients escape diagnosis in K-P
Absence of screening programmes has provoked an uncontrolled transmission of disease throughout province
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Stigmatized suffering : HIV-positive cases reemerge
Quacks performing unsafe blood transfusions have instigated a spike in the incidence of the taboo illness
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HIV breakthrough
Pakistan has been the second fastest growing AIDS epidemic nation in the Asia-Pacific region
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First woman reported cured of HIV after stem cell transplant
A patient with Leukemia became the first woman and the third person to be cured of HIV after a stem cell transplant.
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Lahore couple breaks taboo, spreads awareness about HIV/AIDS
On World AIDS Day Asim Ashraf tells Anadolu Agency life of HIV infected person in the country
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GlaxoSmithKline to begin human trials for HIV cure
GSK is aiming to find a cure for HIV while also developing longer-acting drug treatments and preventive therapies.
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‘Engage private clinics to curb HIV spread’
WHO expert notes reuse of syringes continues unchecked
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Stigma aiding the rise of AIDS in Punjab
Fear of rejection leads to patients not seeking treatment for the life-threatening disease
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Children pay the price in Pakistan's mass HIV outbreak
According to data from the provincial health ministry the current number of patients stands at more than 1,500
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Fight against HIV/AIDS during pandemic ‘tougher’
SAPM says Pakistan made significant progress in curbing spread of disease
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The neglected angels of Rato Dero — playground of death
Probe following HIV outbreak in 2019 revealed mishandling of hospital waste
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HIV positive child dies in Rato Dero
47 children have died of HIV/ AIDs in the taluka since epidemic outbreak in 2019
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Funds raised for HIV control
Poor waste management, risky injection practices led to 2019 outbreak, found WHO
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People living with AIDS need to be destigmatised
Experts suggest creating greater awareness surrounding disease
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First person cured of HIV dying from blood cancer, says partner
Brown became the personification of hope for the tens of millions of people living with the virus
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‘1,100 children without HIV medicines in Ratodero’
‘1,100 children without HIV medicines in Ratodero’
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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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NWTD has most AIDS patients in all tribal areas
People urged to adopt precautionary measures against the disease
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HIV myths abound: A sentence worse than death
Misinformation surrounding HIV means many patients find themselves socially boycotted and suffer in silence
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Syringes reuse ban termed imperative for HIV/AIDS control
Walk held to mark World AIDS Day themed on engaging communities in disease control
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HIV cases reach 6,000 mark, says health deputy director
Government organises festival to create awareness about life-threatening disease
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How this woman stood resilient in the face of HIV scourge and took a second chance at life
Rubina who contracted HIV from her husband, counsels HIV patients and inspires them to battle the affliction head-on
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What would it take to improve the HIV response in Pakistan
HIV response in Pakistan is not reaching those vulnerable to it
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Govt mulls shifting away from injectables
SAFRON minister says syringes responsible for alarming spread of infectious diseases
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Crime of innocence!
The largest outbreak of HIV in children
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Drug overdoses driving down US life expectancy: health officials
Opioid overdoses killed 32,000 people last year, according to provisional figures
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415 HIV cases reported in K-P in 2019
Govt to put up banners and posters about the causes of the virus and its prevention
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Four more test HIV positive
‘Around 33,597 people were screened at outreach sites in Rato Dero, Shikarpur’
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Number of HIV/AIDS cases on the rise in DG Khan
DHQ DG Khan MS says number of registered patients has increased by 43% during last six months
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'Pakistan has 165,000 HIV/AIDS patients, less than 15% registered'
Health ministry reply in NA says 24,331 registered patients in Pakistan; highest number in Punjab at 12,202
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Sindh govt, WHO to hold donor conference for HIV patients
Shah said a massive operation was in progress against quacks, unauthorised blood banks
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Foreign aid to combat HIV crisis
Funds will be invested in the on-going efforts in Larkana to curb and control the virus
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Rato Dero outbreak: Three months on, HIV patients wait for life-saving drug
Victims’ families complain anti-retroviral therapy is still unavailable in Larkana
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Tapping into the potential of communities to end AID
The more we invest in communities, the closer we get to ending the AIDS epidemic
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Screen all inmates for HIV/AIDS: Punjab Health Minister
Dr Yasmeen Rashid says rehabilitation centres should be established in all prisons across the province
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Sindh CM approves Rs1bn fund for HIV patients
Fund to be used for the welfare and rehabilitation of patients
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Health dept to conduct ‘biological survey’ to curb spread of HIV in Sindh
Sex workers, transgender persons, drug users to be screened in the first phase
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‘Sindh govt to seek help from WHO for curbing HIV’
Provincial health minister outlines government’s efforts to control the epidemic
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Health budget up by 19 per cent in Sindh
No funds allocated by Sindh govt for JPMC, NICVD, NICH