HIV/AIDS
Research from World Health Organization broadens understanding of HIV/AIDS
Published in Health and Medicine Week, January 3rd, 2011
2011 JAN 3 -- Research findings, 'Giving a voice to those who die young: the fatal impact of tuberculosis and HIV in South Africa,' are discussed in a new report. "The joint epidemic of HIV and TB in southern Africa is having a profound impact on the livelihood of the general population. This study of young people dying in a general hospital, serving a big conurbation in South Africa, points to a number of problems linked to disease control in the community," scientists in Geneva, Switzerland report.
"These include late presentation, low uptake of efforts to treat HIV and TB, a high frequency of people with infectious TB in the community and anti-TB drug...
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