HIV/AIDS in Australia

The national summer antiaids campaign strated on August 15. It will run until September 15. The campaign is being implemented in connection with the implementation of the "National Programme for Prevention and Control of HIV and Sexually Transmitted Infections 2017-2020" and will cover the whole country, BNT reported

A total of 24 new HIV-positive people have been discovered since the beginning of the year to February 8, bringing about 3050 people with HIV in the country.

An Istanbul court has rejected "murder" charges pressed by the mother of an HIV victim, who claimed that the virus was transmitted to her son by his religiously married wife, who hid her condition. 

86% of Bulgarians have not yet been tested for AIDS. 55% of our compatriots declare that they would not communicate with HIV positive person. These are the main conclusions of Trend Research Center's latest study, commissioned by Health Without Borders, dedicated to the attitudes and awareness of Bulgarians about the HIV virus.

A 21-year-old Turkish man who was infected with HIV through a blood transfusion at birth has sued the Turkish Red Crescent.

People living with HIV may one day be able to replace their daily pills with just a few injections a year, according to a new study. It comes amid reports that a South African girl has shown no signs of the virus rebounding despite being taken off drugs years ago.

U.S. Ambassador Michael Kirby on Thursday visited the Military Medical Academy (VMA) in Belgrade, the U.S. embassy said in a statement.

December 1 is HIV day with the spotlight cast on an epidemic that is worsening despite revolutionary advances.

World AIDS Day is held on the 1st December each year and is an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, show their support for people living with HIV and to commemorate people who have died. World AIDS Day was the first ever global health day, held for the first time in 1988.

5-year-old among HIV patients in southern town

NIS -- A five-year-old child in Nis has been infected with the HIV virus, the public health institute in that southern town has said.

Head of the institute's HIV counseling and testing department Biljana Kocić said the child was infected via transmission from an HIV-positive mother.