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Time.com: Genetic Variant Raises HIV Risk

Researchers discover a genetic variant found almost exclusively in people of African descent that may increase the chances of developing AIDS

U.S. may end ban on travelers with HIV

A two-decade ban on people with HIV visiting or immigrating to the United States may end soon through a Senate bill aimed at fighting AIDS and other diseases in Africa and other poor areas of the world.

Time.com: A Battle in the Bronx Over HIV Testing

A New York City plan to test a borough's entire adult population for HIV is meeting resistance from health workers

Widespread HIV testing sought in the Bronx

A three-year initiative will seek to give HIV tests to everyone in the Bronx from age 18 to 64, the New York City Department of Health announced Thursday.

Time.com: Study: Herpes/HIV Correlation Wrong

Doctors thought that by treating herpes, they could also cut a person's HIV risk. But a new study found the assumption may have been wrong

Destiny's Child star takes HIV test in Kenya to raise awareness

She burst on the music scene as one-third of Destiny's Child, the highest-selling female group of all time.

Time.com: Getting AIDS Back into the Conversation

Younger gay men have stopped talking about AIDS and that's not a good -- and certainly not a safe -- thing. Now public health officials are fighting back

Alicia Keys: AIDS not killing hope in Africa

I was born in 1981, about the same time as the first cases of AIDS were diagnosed. In this limited amount of time, AIDS has grown into the worst public health crisis in human history.

Time.com: South Africa HIV Rates Dropping

South Africa's health minister said Thursday that HIV infection rates among pregnant women declined for the second straight year and claimed it was proof of the success of government policies

Bangkok's 'Slaughterhouse' children find a haven

In Klong Toey, a Bangkok district between a highway and the Chao Phraya River, families of four share motorbikes, street vendors sell residents pouches of food, and doors of homes are open to the outside. A salesman on a bike cart sells broomsticks, while motorcycle taxi drivers, dressed in orange vests, wait at a corner.

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