It is an unfortunate fact that many people all over the world have been diagnosed with HIV. Help can be found for those who have HIV in Singapore. Patients that are looking for educational material, testing and treatment can find it at a reputable clinic that is staffed with caring doctors and nurses. A clinic… Continue reading
Researchers develop a new blood spot test technique that estimates an HIV-negative patient’s adherence to HIV prevention drugs.
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Couples’ Voluntary HIV Counseling and Testing (CVCT), HIV prevention initiative in Rwanda results in prevention of more than 70% of new HIV infections Rwanda.
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The just concluded Olympics and Paralympics held in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil were not just about sporting activities. The Olympics provided an opportunity for a campaign dubbed #EuAbraco or #iEmbrace inspired by values such as diversity, friendship and togetherness. The campaign was a massive public health initiative of UNFPA, Brazil’s Ministry of Health, the European… Continue reading
Research indicates that there is a correlation between increased cardiovascular disease and depression in HIV patie
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A new mobile app dubbed Daily Reports of Using Medications (DRUM) could help HIV+ patients to adhere to medication thus improving the quality of life.
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Though important in preventing HIV transmission among people exposed to the virus, Post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) has a couple of side effects.
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The Ministry of Health in Singapore is on high alert after World Health Organisation (WHO) confirmed 41 cases of locally-transmitted zika virus in the country.
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Premature ejaculation or PE is a form of male dysfunction in sexual capability for men. Many men face this problem. So, there is no reason to think that you are alone. There are many causes for premature ejaculation. The psychological factors include sexual inexperience, too much novelty in a relation, stress in the relationship, over-excitement,… Continue reading
According to the World Health Organization, it’s feared that a shortage of HIV testing will affect global efforts to diagnose and treat people with HIV.
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