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Social exclusion and lack of HIV prevention programmes for MSM with men escalating new HIV infections in major cities globally
Treatment as prevention: the next frontier
Former African Leaders Launch Regional Campaign To Pressure Politicians on HIV/AIDS
Press Release: Zimbabwe Caregivers Persevere on the Front line of HIV Care
Delegates at XVII IAC Welcome, Challenge Swiss Report on HIV Transmission
Swiss statement that ‘undetectable equals uninfectious’ creates more controversy in Mexico City
Mexico City, 5 August 2008 (AIDSMap) - Science took a back seat to politics during one of the most controversial sessions of the XVII International AIDS Conference in Mexico City - one that took place hours before the conference had officially opened. At a specially convened satellite event, seven influential panellists discussed the implications of the Swiss Federal AIDS Commission's controversial January statement - that an undetectable viral load in the blood renders an individual uninfectious, under optimal conditions.

