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Fake Indian doctor infects 33 people with HIV
HIV can be transmitted from one person to another through use of contaminated syringes
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HIV—Aids diagnostic centre set up in BBH
The data of HIV and AIDS patients will be kept confidential to save them from social problems
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Human immunodeficiency virus: ‘Punjab needs rigorous awareness campaigns to control the spread’
PMA president says some people do not take precautionary measures as they think it cannot happen to them
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Mobile apps, social media increasing HIV/AIDS cases in Pakistan: UK publication
Experts claim use of technology to find sexual partners, combined with ignorance about HIV, have increased infection
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Europe's HIV epidemic growing at alarming rate, WHO warns
A report said new strategies were needed to expand the reach of HIV testing
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AIDS cases on the rise in K-P as transgenders fear registering with control program
Experts urge support from media, civil society and social media to help fight the stigma associated with the disease
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Denial and neglect
Facts, it is said, care little about feelings or emotions
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The HIV problem
Contracting a disease that has no cure brings with it grave anxiety and depression
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132,000 people living with HIV/AIDS in Pakistan: survey
Staggering increase of 39,000 patients witnessed since last year
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Spread of HIV and hepatitis accelerates as quackery peaks
Doctor says it is civic responsibility to point out dishonest practices going on in our areas
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Discovery of HIV/AIDS cluster triggers panic in Chiniot
Health department launches special campaign to combat deadly disease
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Headway on AIDS threatened by funding slowdown
Globally, government donor funding for HIV dropped in 2016 to the lowest level since 2010
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In rebel-held Ukraine, activists struggle to stem HIV spread
Government in Kiev has shown a tendency to disown the health crisis in rebel regions
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Clinics gear up to battle HIV, hepatitis
Aim is to prevent, treat diseases according to international guidelines
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10-year lifespan gain for some HIV patients: study
World Health Organisation recommends that ART be started in all people as soon as possible after diagnosis
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To fight ailments, health department to set up centralised pathological lab
Experts say there are unregulated and illegal labs at major hospitals.
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Govt hospitals to get anti-HIV medicines
Tablets are kept to reduce risk of HIV transmission through needle pricks
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Health care: Counselling unit set up for HIV/AIDS patients
The psychological support unit will provide services in behavioural therapy and mental state, says Dr Adnan Zafar
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At least five infected with HIV at Chinese traditional medicine hospital
News of the infections comes days after China announced plans to double the number of AIDS patients it treats with TCM
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Contracting HIV: Children were not infected at CDA run hospital
All transfusions at CDA were carried out after proper screening and as per IBTA guidelines
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Substandard blood kits: Seeking transfusion, children leave with HIV
Two siblings were allegedly infected by tainted blood
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HIV sufferers ostracised by society
Empowerment cell to catalyse community’s financial independence, says HIV [APLHIV]-Pakistan NC
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Initiative: Drop in HIV cases linked to birth control
Experts give credit to successive govt campaigns for the decline
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World AIDS Day
An estimated 34 million people around the world suffer from the AIDS epidemic
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Charlie Sheen says his HIV has been completely suppressed
Sheen says he has never felt so strong and confident about his condition
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Free from infection: 90 babies born to mothers with HIV are healthy
K-P minister says centres like HMC are being established
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Fast-track strategy needed to fight HIV epidemic in Pakistan
Pakistan is home to around 100,000 confirmed HIV sufferers
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The unsuspecting transmitters of HIV in Peshawar
Nearly 30% of transgenders in Dalazak Road neighbourhood are HIV-positive
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Cast aside: Community shuns HIV positive transgender person in Peshawar
A 24-year-old transgender was diagnosed with HIV two months ago. What followed was shocking
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HIV-positive Ugandan women complain of forced sterilisation in government hospitals
An estimated 790,000 women aged 15 and over are living with HIV in the east African country
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Charlie Sheen urges other HIV-positive stars to come forward
Famous people infected with the AIDS virus had a responsibility to speak out, says actor
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HIV/AIDS still top killer of African adolescents
Girls are particularly vulnerable, making up about 65 per cent of new adolescent infections worldwide
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Significance of voluntary blood donations
In Pakistan, the global HIV/AIDS epidemic brought to centrestage the significance of safe blood transfusions
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Thailand first in Asia to eliminate mother-to-baby HIV: WHO
The country went from 100,000 HIV cases in 1990 to more than a million three years later, fuelled by huge sex trade
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More than 2,000 Indians contract HIV after transfusions
Access to safe blood is limited, especially in rural areas, because of a lack of proper screening devices
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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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AIDS patient killed by wife, in-laws in India
Police say it appears the man's wife and in-laws could not bear the stigma of keeping an AIDS patient in their house
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Charlie Sheen's HIV doctor injected himself with actor's blood
Actor's 'miracle' doctor is not licensed to practice medicine in the US
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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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Charlie Sheen to make 'personal announcement' on NBC's 'Today' show Tuesday
Celebrity website TMZ cited sources claiming that the actor will use the interview to announce he is HIV positive
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Hollywood superstar with 'long list of famous exes diagnosed with HIV'
The actor was reportedly aware of carrying the disease for a number of years but hadn't disclosed it to his partners
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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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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