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The Grim Reaper died in the 80s: Time for a new approach to HIV?
Who can forget the Grim Reaper HIV AIDS awareness TV commercial of 1987? The Queensland government will resurrect the Grim Reaper for a new campaign as HIV infection rates are again on the rise. - SBS News
Health minister to canvass AIDS strategies
Senior government ministers will canvass responses to HIV/AIDS during a breakfast event at Parliament House. - SBS Language
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HIV-AIDS Part II
Dr. Qaib Yaj xav hais rau cov txiv neej pheej nyiam ncig teb chaws tsam yuav tau nrhiav tshuaj ntsuab thoob qab roob qab ha. - SBS News
Modern AIDS drugs add '10 years' to life
The life expectancy for young HIV-positive people in the US and Europe has risen by a decade, according to research in a UK medical journal. - SBS Voices
The Survivors: still alive with HIV
When they were diagnosed, HIV/AIDS was seen as a death sentence: the Grim Reaper. But medical science eventually found ways to hold AIDS back. Long-term survivors, some now feeling a survivor’s guilt, recall preparing to die – and remember the many who did. - SBS News
AIDS drugs stop sexual transmission of HIV, study finds
HIV-suppressing medication can make the AIDS virus "untransmittable" even among couples who have sex without using condoms, new research shows. - SBS News
US lifts AIDS immigration ban
The United States has lifted a 22-year ban preventing anyone with HIV or AIDS from entering the country. - SBS Language
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Koom haum ntiaj teb (UN) puas muaj peev xwm yuav kho tau cov kab mob HIV-AIDS rau xyoo 2030 tiag?
Koom haum UN muaj lub hom phiaj thiab zeem muag xav kho kom tau cov kab mob HIV AIDS rau xyoo 2030 tab sis cov kws teeb txheeb thiab cov neeg zej zog xav tias ntshe yuav ua tsis tau raws li UN npaj tseg. - SBS News
Prince Harry tested for HIV on camera
Britain's Prince Harry underwent an HIV test on camera to raise awareness about combating the virus. - SBS Voices
HIV, aid cuts, and stigma in Vietnam: Healthcare for LGBTQ remains an uphill battle
With cuts to foreign aid used to subsidise HIV testing, and stigma still prevalent in the healthcare system, support for LGBTQ people in Vietnam has become even more critical. In response, independent clinics have stepped up to bridge the gap. Elizabeth Beattie recently met the teams at G-Link and…
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