Latest AIDS Ark News
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16 May #CurzonSoho: How to Survive a Plague - Oscar-nom film of #ActUp activism turning AIDS from death sentence into manageable condition.
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On 16 May, 6:10pm at Curzon Soho - Documentary and Panel Discussion: How to Survive a Plague. Read more: http://t.co/2w3roFdVdt
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Thank you all! #DinnerFor1 raised over £30k this year. 100% goes toward treatment and care of HIV in developing world.
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Thanks all for support on #DinnerFor1 2013. Over £20k raised so far!
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Cape Town Red Cross Hospital
AIDS Ark funds genotype resistance blood tests for children at the Red Cross Hospital in Cape Town.
If children become resistant to their first-line ARVs, they face challenges in securing second-line treatment. The genotype testing allows their carers to make a strong case to get them into the right programme or trial for continued care, as opposed to no care at all.
MoreMedical Action Myanmar
AIDS Ark enables HAART medication and full medical care for 85 people with HIV in urgent need through Medical Action Myanmar’s Hlaingthayar clinic.
They assist some of the poorest people in Burma.
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HIV/AIDS in the Developing World
- Maternal and paediatric tuberculosis still overlooked - 18 June 2013
- Growing HIV/AIDS awareness in Indonesia’s Papua region - 18 June 2013
- Tanzanian high-risk groups denied HIV services - 18 June 2013
- Libya’s “growing” drugs/HIV problem - 17 June 2013
- Ugandan mHealth initiative increases ‘promiscuity’ - 17 June 2013
Treatment News
- Ambivalence About Generic Meds Reigns in the UK - 18 June 2013
- Over half of people living with AIDS in San Francisco are aged 50 or older - 18 June 2013
- Viruses in Hot Springs Use Similar Line of Attack as HIV - 17 June 2013
- Hyaluronic acid levels can predict risk of serious liver events in people living with HIV and hepatitis B or C co-infection - 17 June 2013
- Early Treatment May Do More Harm Than Good in Poor Regions - 14 June 2013

