SBS World News Radio: HIV infection rates have increased among Indigenous Australians and people from Asian backgrounds.
US President Barack Obama has launched new efforts to treat two million more people abroad at an event to mark World AIDS Day.
'All the Way Through Evening' is screening at ACMI from November 24 - December 5. Rohan Spong will join Nic Holas in conversation following the screening on World AIDS Day, December 1.
South Africa has the world's largest population of people living with HIV, at 6.8 million, and the US has pledged $A541.5 million to help the nation.
People suffering from HIV/AIDS are at much higher risk than the general population of sudden cardiac death, researchers in California have found.
Larry Kramer spearheaded a crusade to provoke action from establishments that were failing to research, mitigate or even acknowledge the spread of HIV.
An HIV-infected nurse in Uganda has been sentenced to three years jail after pricking herself and then inserting the same needle into a baby.
The case has provided hope that the virus could be eliminated.
From losing both her parents to living in an AIDS-ravaged refugee camp, Riziki Kokombe has had to overcome her fair share of obstacles. But the 19-year-old says it's motivated her to work in healthcare in her adopted home Australia.
The US-funded Walter Reed AIDS project says it has suspended its activities in Uganda after an employee was briefly detained by police.
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