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WHO: On track to 15 million on AIDS drugs by 2015

The World Health Organization says the global target of 15 million people taking life-saving AIDS drugs by 2015 is just a first step.

With 8 million people in poor countries taking them now, WHO's Dr

AIDS deaths declining steadily but ‘too slowly’, finds UN report

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The global AIDS epidemic is on the decline, but progress is worryingly slow, according a new United Nations report.

34.2 mln people globally living with HIV: UN report

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Around 2.5 million people became newly infected with HIV last year, taking the total to 34.2 million people globally living with the deadly virus, a new United Nations report has said.

With almost 1

'Meghalaya vulnerable to HIV/AIDS'

The Meghalaya Aids Control Society on Saturday said the state was vulnerable to HIV/AIDS with the number of patients increasing among the high risk groups but prevalence of the disease was comparative

Don’t neglect people with HIV, PM tells ministries

Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday said ministries should make various schemes more accessible to people with HIV/AIDS, from employment under the National Rural Employment Guarantee Programme to more access to women and children to Integrated Child Development Services (ICDS).

Scientists successfully ‘clone’ human virus

Welsh scientists say their successful cloning of a human virus could lead to new treatments for life-threatening diseases.
Human cytomegalovirus (HCMV) is a major infectious cause of congenital malfor

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