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Nobel Prize winner Prof. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi leads WHO memorial on WA Day.

Nobel Prize winner Prof. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi leads WHO memorial on WA Day.
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Addressing an audience at WHO then at UNAIDS headquarters on 1 December, World AIDS Day, HIV discoverer and 2008 Nobel Prize winner for medicine, Prof. Françoise Barré-Sinoussi (Head of Retroviral Research Department, Pasteur Institute, Paris) summarized the challenges ahead in HIV research.

"We need to go back to basic research, and I here initiate a call for young researchers to join in what must be an international effort against HIV", she said. To arrive at an understanding of the way HIV affects the immune system, there is a need for researchers from different fields to examine the issue.

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A Child's AIDS Story

A Child's AIDS Story
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They sought for treatment because they were sick, but ended up contracting other more serious infections including HIV and AIDS because a nurse decided to re-use the neare...

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The AIDS Alternative

The AIDS Alternative
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THE AIDS ALTERNATIVE

Changing direction in the fight against AIDS

The ‘safe sex’ campaign based on the simplistic allegation that sex is the ultimate cause of t...

HIV Risk is a 2 Way Street

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To protect yourself from HIV, remember to look both ways. You can be hit by HIV through sex or through blood. Even very small amounts of blood – such as might be found ...

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