
Annual World AIDS Day on December the 1st is an important day to educate people and break down the stigma around HIV and related illnesses.
Two trials for a HIV vaccine have started in southern Africa, raising hopes that there might finally be a protective shot against the virus
Lebogang Motsumi, 27, still remembers the moment when she learnt she had contracted HIV from a man a decade her senior.
The HIV community and visitors to Melbourne have gathered at Federation Square to hold a minute's silence for victims of the MH17 tragedy.
The case has provided hope that the virus could be eliminated.
Research shows that more than half the female sex workers in South Africa’s three largest cities are HIV positive – but less than one-third are on antiretroviral treatment.
Australia has committed $48m to support Fiji's fast-growing HIV crisis, targeting testing, treatment and community-led prevention.
The head of the WHO's HIV department says gay men should make decisions on HIV-prevention drugs individuality, based on their own circumstances.
'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.
The vaccine will now be tested in southern Africa to see whether it prevents HIV infection.
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