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Most people on ART will not experience viral rebound
British investigators have determined that a substantial proportion of people with HIV who are taking antiretroviral therapy (ART) will not experience viral rebound during...
Obstructive sleep apnoea plus diabetes increases risk of blindness
Research led by the University of Birmingham has discovered that patients who suffer from both type 2 diabetes and obstructive sleep apnoea are at...
Specialist ATMs to dispense ARVs
Access to treatment will be now be made easier for people living with HIV/Aids as they will now be able to collect their medicine...
Scientists sue prestigious US institute for gender discrimination
Two senior women scientists are suing their employer, the prestigious Salk Institute for Biological Studies, alleging pervasive, long-standing gender discrimination, reports Science Mag. The...
SA Law Reform Commission examines spiralling medico-legal claims
Comment is sought by the SA Law Reform Commission on an issue paper exploring reasons for spiralling number of medico-legal claims, particularly against the state,...
People with HIV must use PPIs cautiously
Proton pump inhibitors should be used with caution in people with HIV, researchers from the Baylor College of Medicine and the University of Texas...
Soccer beats swimming and cycling for bone development in boys
Playing soccer can significantly improve bone development in adolescent boys after one-year's training, compared to swimming, cycling and non-sport playing, University of Exeter research...
DBE's policy on HIV, STIs and TB not going far enough
The Department of Basic Education’s new National Policy on HIV, STIs and TB allows learners access to condoms and contraceptives, a development that has...
Upward trend in longer life expectancy slowing in the UK
A century-long rise in life expectancy in the UK has stalled since 2010 when austerity brought about deep cuts in National Health Service (NHS)...
Cacinogenic substance in flip-flops leads to recall
Primark has recalled thousands of pairs of flip-flops in the UK after discovering they contain a chemical that can cause cancer. The Guardian reports...