News Sat 25 - Fri 31 October
People who have the HIV should start treatments sooner than current guidelines recommend, suggests a new study in the US.
ReutersChile's health minister has resigned after a hospital failed to tell dozens of patients they had tested positive for HIV.
BBCSouth Africa pioneers HIV-positive transplants.
Guardian
News Sat 18 - Fri 24 October
Sex education to become compulsory in schools.
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UK conference discusses ‘disastrous’ impact of the myth of ‘HIV health tourism’. NAM
Search giant Google has announced that it will invest more than $14 million (£7 million) in the global fight against diseases such as bird flu, HIV, malaria and tuberculosis. Telegraph
Advocates oppose Ugandan bill that would criminalize deliberate spread of HIV. Medical News Today
News Sat 11 - Fri 17 October
Government clampdown on 'health tourism' to be scrapped. Observer
Wrexham boy, 9, waiting for HIV results after standing on needle Evening Leader
Johann Hari: People are dying because gay men can't give blood The Independent
Three men have gone on trial in the Netherlands accused of deliberately infecting at least 14 other men with HIV. BBC
The majority of children of immigrant HIV-positive women attending a UK HIV clinic remain untested for HIV, despite a high risk of their being HIV-positive. Aidsmap
News Sat 04 - Fri 10 October
Hollyoaks star speaks about HIV plot. Capital Radio
Young people to receive chlamydia tests through the post. Management in Practice
'Therapeutic vaccine' for AIDS within four years, Nobel Prize winner predicts. Telegraph, Daily Mail
South Africa's fight against HIV/Aids is likely to receive an important boost, following the appointment of a new health minister, Barbara Hogan. BBC
MPs and peers celebrate National AIDS Trust's 21st birthday. Pink News