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Saturday, May 11th, 2013

Aging HIV positive population are not getting care required, with older men suffering most, says Salford study
Mancunian Matters 

Berkshire: Charity warns of need to tackle faith -related HIV deaths
Pink News 

Sharp increase in people living with HIV in Corby
Northamptonshire Telegraph 

Worthing’s HIV rate up more than 300 per cent in last decade 
Worthing Herald

HIV Spike in Greece - 'Recessions can hurt, but austerity kills'
The Guardian                

Saturday, April 27th, 2013

Austerity is driving us to suicide, depression, and causing soaring rates of drug use and HIV
Daily Mail    Daily Star    The Guardian  

The UK can bend the curve of HIV, TB and Malaria epidemics
Huffington Post

We pay £900m to help Britons who fall sick in Europe but get just £48m back to pay for sick visitors' NHS treatment 
Daily Mail

'Not enough money' is no excuse for Africa's HIV treatment gap (Canada)
Huffington Post Canada

New survey on HIV education: Progression, regression or stagnation? (International)
UN AIDS

Saturday, April 20th, 2013

Sex education must be more than plastic penises and condoms
The Telegraph

Stigma of HIV targeted 
Oxford Mail

For African women living in the UK, formula feeding has a high social and personal cost.
Aidsmap

Council urged to ringfence money to tackle HIV as National AIDS Trust states that Waltham Forest has one of highest ratio of infections in UK.
Chingford Guardian 

HIV spread in England 'could be halted within generation'
Pink News                   So So Gay

Saturday, April 13th, 2013

We need to talk about sex
Gay Times

National charity says Redbridge must take steps to tackle highest rate of late HIV diagnoses in London 
Ilford Recorder

Northern Ireland: Gay blood ban debated in High Court
The Pink News

Is a community in crisis beginning to self care 
The Pink News

Exclusive breastfeeding may be the wisest tactic for HIV - positive in Sub -Saharan Africa 
Health Canal