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Tholakele Memela sought help when she realised the symptoms for HIV and a sangoma’s calling were similar.

Sangomas learn to meld muti with conventional medicine

Ina Skosana -
Nine-year-old Tumelo shows antiretrovirals.

New state-run pharmaceutical company to produce ARVs by 2019

Ina Skosana -
Truvada – the pre-exposure prophylaxis

SA registers a two-in-one pill that can prevent HIV infection

Kevin Rebe, Andrew Tucker, Benjamin Brown and James McIntyre -
Over the last decade a growing number of studies have raised the alarm about men's low involvement in HIV services.

HIV treatment: Where are the men?

Dean Peacock -
Helping hand: South Africa must show global leadership and provide HIV-negative people with the right medication.

Give us ARVs so we don’t get HIV

Ntando Yola, Yvette Raphael, John Mutsambi and Brian Kanyemba -
Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi will announce his decision about when and how to implement the new ARV guidelines before the end of March

HIV-infected South Africans on ARVs could double

Mia Malan -
Club members gather in homes and other centres in Khayelitsha to meet lay health workers.

Meet the Khayelitsha compliers club

Amy Green -
The researchers found that one in four public health facilities ran out of ARVs or TB medication over a three-month period in 2014.

Survey uncovers shortages in critical medication

Mia Malan -
Happy Maifadi and her young son Enhle benefit from ongoing peer support from mothers2mothers.

Mother mentors a boost for health

Ina Skosana -
Testing times: The antiretroviral gel

Trials don’t gel with all women

Joan Koka -
An estimated 6.8 million people in South Africa are HIV positive.

Vaginal gel won’t protect women against HIV

Joan Koka -
Ginkgo Biloba leaves.

Health-fad herb may reduce ARV efficacy, report warns

Phyllis Mbanje -
The youngest daughter of Samantha Benjamin* is HIV positive because her mother didn’t seek medical help.

Ignoring prenatal HIV care leads to a lifelong burden

Ina Skosana and Amy Green -
Children who are exclusively breast-fed are less likely to become antisocial teens.

New breast-feeding policy for HIV moms pays off

Ina Skosana -
Motsoaledi: What the NHI will mean for you - and your tax credits

Motsoaledi reveals ‘progressive’ HIV treatment plans

Amy Green and Ina Skosana -
South African patients qualify for HIV treatment if their CD4 count – a measure of a person’s immunity – is 350 or lower.

Study: ARVs have “no effect” on mortality for patients with higher...

Amy Green -
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