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AIDS is a sexually transmitted viral diseaseAIDS is a sexually transmitted disease that is caused by the HIV virus. The HIV virus destroys the bodys ability to fight infections. The HIV virus spreads primarily through shared blood. Transmitted under sexual activity or shared needles used by an HIV infected drug user. HIV infected people or people who have AIDS have a weak immune system and their body cannot fight the disease. Early signs include extreme tiredness and fever. During later stages of AIDS, cancer or pneumonia may lead to the AIDS infected death. At the moment are there no cure for AIDS, but there are medications that can keep it somewhat under control by slowing the AIDS virus progress.
 2009-01-06 The Hindu : Business : New look-up aids to on-line researchTo get around this issue, a variety of tools (generally called information look-up aids) meant for collecting additional information pertaining to a word (selected from a web page) are now available. These information look-up tools usually appear on the Net as browser add-ons or extensions.
2009-01-06 Nigeria: HIV And Employability (Page 1 of 1)Perhaps many top company executives still see themselves as immune to HIV infection hence they continue to conduct HIV test on their employees indiscriminately and fire those who test positive. Sadly, they are among the groups considered most vulnerable to HIV infection. The men among them are very mobile. They are rich and attractive. They can hardly take their hearts off stranded campus girls. They are equally the attraction of sophisticated commercial sex workers. They can never be bold enough to test for HIV, but wont blink before showing any one who has tested positive the way out of the organisation. AllAfrica: African news and information for a global audience - Africa news politics economy trade business sports current events travel opinion HIV-Aids and STDs Economy Business and Finance Health and Medicine Labour Nigeria West Africa
2009-01-06 HEALTH-MALAYSIA: Divided Over HIV TestingKUALA LUMPUR, Jan 5 (IPS) - A raging debate over mandatory HIV screening has exposed fear and ignorance within government, despite years of awareness campaigns to eradicate prejudice against people living with the virus and the acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) it is said to cause. A raging debate over mandatory HIV screening has exposed fear and ignorance within government, despite years of awareness campaigns to eradicate prejudice against people living with the virus and the acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) it is said to cause.
2009-01-05 How can we uphold the right to scienceSimilarly, a Bangladeshi program to combat arsenic contamination in water, also launched in the late 1990s, has improved living standards. Chemists, hydrologists and environmental engineers have tested over a million potentially contaminated sites, trained locals to test for arsenic, improved public awareness about the dangers of drinking arsenic-contaminated water and built hundreds of safe water supplies. For example, a Brazilian program aimed at giving HIV/AIDS patients low-cost generic drugs has improved the right to health in that country. Since the late 1990s, the number of AIDS-related deaths in Brazil has been halved, common infections in HIV/AIDS patients have been reduced by 60 percent to 80 percent, and hospitalization rates have decreased, as have medical care costs. Business Mirror - Science and environment
2009-01-05 Radiovop:::Zimbabwe latest news, Zimbabwe news, Zimbabwe situation, Zimbabwe online, Zimbabwe daily news , Your gateway to Zimbabwe news - Manicaland HIV/AIDS Patients Fail to Access DrugsNYANGA People living with the Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV) in Nyanga and Rusape have gone for more than three years on cotrimoxazole tablets only, as they can not access Antiretroviral medication, Action Aid in Zimbabwe - a non governmental organisation which deals with HIV/AIDS, has revealed. Shortage of CD4 count machines and the inaccessibility of Anti Retroviral drugs (ARVs), have resulted in people who tested HIV positive four It is saddening to note that HIV positive people in Nyanga and Rusape rural areas are not on ARVs mainly because there are no CD4 count machines to test and Zimbabwe news, Mugabe, Tsvangirai, Zimbabwean People, Latest Zimbabwe news, Grace Mugabe, Gono, Zimbabwe business, Zimbabwe sport, News on Demand, South Africa, Travel to Zimbabwe, Broadbrand Zimbabwe, Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe, Gono,, NYANGA People living with the Human Immuno-deficiency Virus (HIV) in Nyanga and Rusape have gone for more than three years on cotrimoxazole
2009-01-05 Industrial psychologist aids in hiring processIndustrial psychologist aids in hiring process I have relied on industrial psychologists to sort out complexities of a hire. According to the American Management Association, more than two-thirds of U. S. companies use some form of job-skills testing and 29 percent use other forms of personality testing. In todays tough economic times, its even more important to make sure that job candidates are a good fit. Fortunately, its a lot easier to get business candidates to test than it is to get 19-year-old athletes to do likewise. Industrial psychologist aids in hiring process, In professional sports, most of the draft day hype focuses on athletic skills, but sophisticated general managers who are responsible for these multimillion-dollar decisions have to factor in other elements. They realize that the performance of their choices will depend as much on personal qualities as on raw physical talent. - Industrial psychologist aids in hiring process
2009-01-04 Cricket: ICC marks centenary year with new Hall of Fame - The ScotsmanThe ICC will also celebrate the contribution of volunteers across the world through the award of 1,000 centenary medals. There will be new developments with its social responsibility partnership on HIV/AIDS. Cricket: ICC marks centenary year with new Hall of Fame - THE International Cricket Council is to unveil a Hall of Fame as part of its centenary year celebrations. The original list compiled by the Federation of International Cricketers Associations includes 55 players, and more will be added each year.
2009-01-04 Hopoate faces dilemma as HIV-tainted fighter throws down gauntlet - SportHed be tested for HIV one and two, Hepatitis B and C. If he has it (HIV) youd want to protect his opponent. Assuming he did have HIV, I would be concerned even sitting ringside. If he had HIV and was cut you would be worried about his blood going into your eyes. A boxers artery can be severed during a fight and his blood spurts everywhere. If Morrison had HIV its a serious concern because the nature of boxing - it is a blood sport - means it has the potential to be very risky. AUSTRALIAS foremost boxing doctor has vowed to protect John Hopoate - or any other local heavyweight - from the potential risk of being exposed to the HIV virus should a proposed bout featuring former world champion Tommy Morrison take place in Melbourne later this year. - Sydney Morning Herald Online - Hopoate faces dilemma as HIV-tainted fighter throws down gauntlet Sport
2009-01-04 Weekend Post: NewsThe testing is part of the HIV/Aids Integrated Management and Support Project at NMMU campuses in the Eastern and Southern Cape, the aim of which is to reduce the risk of spreading the virus, and the university succeeded in 2007 in securing funding from the European Union for testing and, if required, post-test support and treatment. At the end of 2007 the university had submitted a proposal to the Higher Education AIDS Project. We were one of several other SA institutes who received funding from the European Union for the HIV testing, said Goosen. Eastern Province Herald - window to Eastern Cape news, sport, entertainment and finance - Eastern cape rugby cricket soccer racing Miss PE Miss Port Elizabeth die Baai ibayi south africa mandela mbeki grahamstown uitenhage dispatch jeffereys bay jbay algoa bay tourism boardwalk property
2009-01-04 News HIV suspicions are doctors dilemmaHer request is simple: When her husband comes in for his physical (scheduled a few weeks from now), she would like me to slip in an HIV screening test with all the routine bloodwork we do. If the test is negative, well and good and ndash; but if its positive, she has asked me to find some way to let her know, perhaps just some sign that wouldnt violate confidentiality but would let her know whats going on. The Toronto Star - Toronto Star Canadas largest daily newspaper breaking news classifieds careers GTA Toronto Maple Leafs sports Toronto news editorial The Star Ontario information columnists business entertainment
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