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News 7 years ago

ITB lecturer studies local biodiversity in anti-HIV drug research

Dr. Azzania Fibriani and her research team have designed a compound selection system to identify candidates from among the archipelago's endemic biodiversity for potential use in anti-HIV drugs.

Health 7 years ago

High risk of 'losing control' of AIDS epidemic: Experts

The AIDS epidemic risks resurging and spiraling out of control unless billions of extra dollars are pumped into prevention and treatment, experts warned Sunday on the eve of a major world conference.

World 7 years ago

Candidate AIDS vaccine passes key early test

The near 40-year quest for an AIDS vaccine received a hopeful boost Saturday when scientists announced that a trial drug triggered an immune response in humans and shielded monkeys from infection.

Health 7 years ago

Elton John urges social media firms to help end HIV/AIDS stigma

Paying tribute to Princess Diana, British singer Elton John appealed for an end to the stigma surrounding HIV/AIDS in a speech on Friday and called on social media platforms to do more to help.

Opinion 8 years ago

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What should we do about the sex trade?

The criminalization of sex work is believed to have a huge role in the worldwide epidemic of HIV/AIDS.

Opinion 8 years ago

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What will it take to end AIDS as a threat?

The annual number of new infections has fallen from 61,000 in 2010 to 48,000 in 2016.

Opinion 8 years ago

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Beyond the commission: Controlling HIV

The National AIDS Commission was established in 1994 by the government as a response to the need for tackling the prevalence of HIV/AIDS at the time.

National 8 years ago

Papua aims to cut transmission chain of HIV

The Papua administration is stepping up efforts to prevent the spread of HIV by providing antibody tests to pregnant women seeking healthcare services at hospitals or community health centers.

City 8 years ago

People who live with AIDS in Jakarta increasing: KPAP

The number of people living with AIDS in Jakarta has gone up by 563; from 8,093 in December 2015 to 8,656 in December 2016, data from the Jakarta chapter of the National AIDS Commission (KPAP) shows.

Health 8 years ago

As tide turns, AIDS claimed 1 million lives in 2016: UN

AIDS claimed a million lives in 2016, almost half the 2005 toll that marked the peak of the deadly epidemic, said a UN report Thursday proclaiming "the scales have tipped".

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ITB lecturer studies local biodiversity in anti-HIV drug research

High risk of 'losing control' of AIDS epidemic: Experts

Candidate AIDS vaccine passes key early test

Elton John urges social media firms to help end HIV/AIDS stigma

PREMIUM What should we do about the sex trade?

PREMIUM What will it take to end AIDS as a threat?

PREMIUM Beyond the commission: Controlling HIV

Papua aims to cut transmission chain of HIV

People who live with AIDS in Jakarta increasing: KPAP

As tide turns, AIDS claimed 1 million lives in 2016: UN

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What should we do about the sex trade?

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What will it take to end AIDS as a threat?

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Beyond the commission: Controlling HIV