Science Speaks covered AIDS 2014 with live coverage and guest posts and is continuing this week with insights on issues raised during the week. The following post is by Helen Cornman, Deputy Director, AIDSFree, JSI When I first started working in HIV in 1988, I was a young social work student who believed the counseling […]
HIV
Names 13 countries for “particular focus” with aim for epidemic control by 2020 . . . Botswana, Côte d’Ivoire, Haiti, Kenya, Lesotho, Malawi, Namibia, Rwanda, Swaziland, […]
Tuberculosis
“An analysis of the antibacterial clinical development pipeline, including tuberculosis” finds development falling short especially for tuberculosis . . . Report finds second-line treatment regimens for […]
Research & Development
Report gives evidence that neurological impacts of Zika go beyond effects on brain development By the time pediatric pathologists explored the cases reported in the August […]
Policy
Projections based on current burdens of disease, along with data from the preceding 26 years, show both vast inequalities of progress, as well as the likelihood […]