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November 2002


Antiretroviral drugs in 2002 - Less than 30,000 people (0.1%) of the 28.5 million infected Africans were estimated to have received antiretroviral therapy in 2002, despite even further drops of prices in the last 18 months


 

October 2002


AIDS, Orphans, Poverty One of the most devastating effects of the HIV/AIDS epidemic is the breakup of families, the creation of millions of orphans and the disintegration of social cohesion. By the end of 2000, over 12.1 million African children had lost either their mother or both parents to AIDS. This figure is set to double over the next two decade

 



Could this be the missing link that could explain the rapid spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa when compared to other parts of the world? A comment on the article "The spread of HIV/AIDS in Africa through Unsafe Medical Care"

 


Many studies show 20%-40% of HIV infections in African adults associated with injections (though direction of causation is unknown). These and other findings that challenge the conventional hypothesis point to the possibility that HIV transmission through unsafe medical care may be an important factor in Africa's HIV epidemic.

 


Decoding the genomes of the malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum, & the mosquito which transmits it, Anopheles gambiae

nature: malaria special

 

 

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