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13 February 2018

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Global antiretroviral treatment access for children

Globally, 2.1 million children are living with HIV, yet only 43% have access to antiretroviral treatment.

17 May 2018

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TALKING HIV: Sharing your diagnosis (audio)

Jimmy, Alex and Krishen are activists from the UK. They share their experiences with telling friends, family and love interests about their HIV status. They talk about the reactions they have had - the good, the bad and the surprising.

17 May 2018

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TALKING HIV: Being young and positive (audio)

In the second instalment of our new series – Talking HIV – we hear from Jimmy and Favour from Malawi. Jimmy and Favour are both 19 and living with HIV. We hear them talk about what it’s really like being young and positive, their personal struggles and how they got through them.

17 May 2018

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Talking HIV: Motherhood and HIV (audio)

In this instalment of Talking HIV, Chifundo and Tiyamike, women from Malawi, talk about their experiences of being pregnant and living with HIV. They share tips on how to look after your health and talk about the way that their diagnoses affected their relationships.

17 May 2018

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Talking HIV: Making the drugs work for you (audio)

Chrissy and Fatima are both sex workers from Malawi. In this episode of Talking HIV they discuss how they manage their treatment, taking it at a time that suits them.

17 May 2018

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Talking HIV: Relationships and sharing your diagnosis

To end stigma, we want to get more people Talking HIV. In the first episode of our new series, journalists from Malawi, Milton and Geoffrey talk about how they shared their diagnosis with their partners.

13 February 2018

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New infections in children

Successes in preventing mother-to-child transmission mean that 2 million new HIV infections in children have been prevented since 2000. To reach the UNAIDS targets for 2020 we must reduce annual new infections to 20,000 by 2020.

13 February 2018

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Testing rates in infants exposed to HIV

The World Health Organization recommends that infants exposed to HIV during pregnancy are tested within two week of being born. Yet globally rates of early infant diagnosis are low.

13 February 2018

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Preventing mother-to-child transmission around the world

UNAIDS targets aim to provide 95% of pregnant women living with HIV with life-long antiretroviral treatment, to prevent the onwards transmission of HIV to their children and to keep them healthy. This infographic shows global progress towards these goals.

13 February 2018

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