India Marks Significant Progress in Reducing HIV Infections, Declines by 44.23% Since 2010
India has achieved a notable milestone in its fight against HIV, with new infections declining by 44.23% from 2010 to […]
Europe’s HIV response falls short
The HIV epidemic has continued to spread in Europe since 2004 despite advances in medical treatment and new prevention options. […]
Wal-Mart plans ambitious expansion into medical care
Wal-Mart issued a statement saying its request for partners to provide primary care services was “overwritten and incorrect.” The firm […]
WHO asks for intensive research to curb health care related deaths
The United Nations World Health Organisation (WHO) and its partners has recently called for increased research into patient safety, including the risks posed by care- and surgery-related infections, adverse drug effects and unsafe injections.
Opportunities for excellence
[This article was published in the July 2011 issue of the eHEALTH Magazine (https://www.ehealthonline.org) ]
Institutional JV to combat AIDS
Scientists from Allahabad University have collaborated with Institute of Molecular Medicine, University of Lubeck, Germany to develop a new drug to combat AIDS.
Cell phones-a tool to beat HIV-AIDS in Africa
Mobile phones may be a key weapon in the war against HIV and AIDS in Africa according to the UNAIDS chief. Mobile phone technology has a key role to play in a continent plagued by inadequate health centres and dilapidated infrastructure as this kind of epidemic cannot be beat with mere facility based approach.
