Science and Development Network
News, views and information about science, technology and the developing world
Preventing infection and caring for the sick remain key to the fight against HIV — a crisis fuelled by a combination of poverty, behaviour and biology.
(Photo credit: R. Zurba/USAID)
Translational research key to HIV vaccine
New funding mechanisms to support translational research are vital to develop a successful HIV vaccine, says Wayne C. Koff.
11 March 2010
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Source: Nature
BioMed Analysis: Don't overlook nutrition in disease fight
Researchers and donors are not giving nutrition the attention it deserves, says Priya Shetty.
21 January 2010
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Policies to tackle HIV/AIDS
Reducing the global burden of HIV/AIDS relies on increased funding, more research and targeted prevention strategies.
1 December 2009
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Source: Health Affairs
Integrating HIV, food security and nutrition policies
Recommendations for governments, civil society and international partners on addressing food and nutrition concerns in the context of HIV.
13 August 2008
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Source: UNAIDS
Boosting treatment 'could halt HIV in five years'
An HIV research expert has told the AAAS meeting that clinical trials are set to begin on a 'test and treat' strategy for the disease.
Sweet technique could keep virus vaccines cool
Suspending live virus vaccines in layers of sugar could prove an effective way of storing them without refrigeration.
17 February 2010
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11 February 2010
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9 February 2010
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The A–Z of HIV/AIDS reporting
Guidance on HIV/AIDS reporting, from selling a story to your editor to a 'who's who' of the HIV/AIDS world.
28 October 2009
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Source: The Kaiser Family Foundation
How to report a disease outbreak or pandemic
Sensationalism is no substitute for sound science when reporting disease outbreaks, say Fang Xuanchang, Jia Hepeng and Katherine Nightingale.