Star Observer, 26 Nov 2014
If massively reducing your chances of contracting a chronic virus was as simple as regularly popping a pill, would you take your daily dose?
That’s the question researchers from the University of NSW’s Kirby Institute will be asking 300 HIV-negative men over the next two years.
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Find out more about the PrELUDE Study here
SHine SA, Bfriend and MOSAIC are together presenting Getting it to Zero, an information forum for World AIDS Day. The forum will provide a snapshot of HIV statistics in South Australia, and include two HIV-positive speakers who will explore what it is like to live with the virus in 2014. Participants will also have the opportunity to explore what role we can all play in ‘Getting to Zero’ for...
The Australian Cervical Cancer Foundation aims to reduce the number of Australian women who miss out on their 2-yearly pap test. Women can register here to get their SMS reminder in the month they nominate.
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Daily Life, November 25, 2014 – 2:06PM
Every year, the death toll from intimate partner violence in Australia continues to climb.
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news.com.au
AIDS is a disease caused by a virus called HIV which alters the immune system, making sufferers much more vulnerable to infections and diseases.
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news.com.au, November 21, 2014 9:47 AM
Steve and Theo are two Aussie guys living with HIV. It’s cost them jobs, friendships and their mental wellbeing. They’ve shared their stories.
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