HIV and AIDS in the News
Articles featured below include news about or mention of HIV and AIDS. This is page 6 of 7.
IKEA, UNICEF and Save the Children team up for children
IKEA, UNICEF and Save the Children team up for children. The IKEA Soft Toy Campaign is an opportunity for both IKEA customers and co-workers to get involved in working for children in the run-up to...
'Fastest' to provide interpreters for deaf and hard of hearing gay and bisexual men in Brighton
Tests are free and confidential for everyone. Pre and post test counselling and support will be offered to those attending and anyone who tests positive will be given full support in choosing a tre...
UNICEF update on maternal mortality
UNICEF is airlifting 11.5 tons of emergency supplies to Haiti to help victims of hurricanes
South Africa launches its first Vitamin A supplementation campaign
South Africa has launched its first ever national Vitamin A campaign, which aims to reach a total of 4 million children over an intensive 12 day period ending on 20 September, 2008.
Floods in West Africa raise major health risks
The destruction of agricultural lands and loss of crops aggravates the food security crisis in the region. Several West African countries are among the 21 worldwide identified by WHO as being most ...
Zambia: Early childhood development in focus
This symposium is vitally important as the more than 100 Zambian and international experts will examine ECD best practices that can be implemented not only in Zambia, but globally, according to UNI...
UNITAID, UNICEF and WHO announce massive scale-up in fight against HIV in mothers and children
As the world's leaders and AIDS community gather in Mexico for the biennial global conference on HIV and AIDS, UNITAID, UNICEF and the World Health Organization (WHO) today announced an infusion of...
Japan allocates US$5 million to WFP and UNICEF in Zambia
Japan has generously allocated 5 million USD to the Republic of Zambia through UNICEF and the World Food Programme (WFP). The fund is to assist with various programmes including responding to wides...
Terrence Higgins Trust pushes for home HIV test kits to be made available in UK
Terrence Higgins Trust is urging the UK Government to change the law to let people buy and use home test kits for HIV. This is just one of '25 Things' that THT is asking the Government to do in its...
Survey highlights shocking ignorance about HIV, 25 years after death of Terry Higgins
25 years ago today, Terry Higgins was among the first people to die with AIDS in the UK. Since then, over 17,000 others have died and there are now over 70,000 people living with HIV in the UK. Con...
