The following passage is from an interview given by Nigel Farage, the leader of the UK Independence party, to Newsweek. It triggered a fierce response from both those who oppose Farage’s stance on immigration and healthcare, but also from those who supports it, revealing the depth of the
A reflexion on Lord Fowlers’ AIDS Don’t Die of Prejudice. Whilst looking for an opening sentence for this musing, I wondered who could be interested in Lord Fowler’s book on Aids in the year 2014. I checked the Amazon website and found that Fowler’s travelogue was ranked
Morenike Ukpong I am in Ethiopia and I sat down through a 2 days session listening to data presentation about the HIV context and situation in Africa. As usual, I was all out to hear and listen about what the data was saying about
2011, the year of PrEP. In less than 18 months 6 clinical trials investigating the potential use of HIV antiretrovirals (ARV) for the prevention of HIV acquisition have rocked the HIV prevention world. First it was the South African CAPRISA announcing in July 2010
“Put simply. Young people can solve today’s challenges in the AIDS response.” This is with this bold and affirmative statement that UNAIDS started a new collaborative project to develop a global strategy to address the HIV epidemic amongst young people. The project is worthy of