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Fighting the spread of fake drugs in developing world

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Fake drugs prevalent in developing world, where scant regulation lets useless and sometimes dangerous medicine land on store shelves.
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Living with HIV in New Zealand

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Shane, an HIV-positive New Zealand man shares his story of coping with the physical and psychological isolation of the disease.
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HIV infections may be declining in South Africa

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A new report says HIV infections among young teens are down in South Africa.
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Key finding in AIDS research

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An international team of scientists has made a discovery that may change our understanding of the history and future of AIDS.
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GlaxoSmithKline allows generic AIDS drugs

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Pharmaceutical giant GlaxoSmithKline says it will allow manufacturers to produce generic versions of all its HIV and AIDS medicines.
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Audio diary of a South African AIDS activist

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Thembi Ngubane documented her battle with AIDS in audio diaries -- she recently died of complications from AIDS-related tuberculosis.
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H1N1 Concerns in Sub-Saharan Africa

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Fewer than ten H1N1 cases are confirmed in Africa, but health experts worry the disease may spread in the continent’s crowded slums.
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Yogurt could potentially slow spread of HIV

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Researchers are working with HIV patients in Africa to explore whether yogurt can slow the spread of HIV.
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Women's health in Nepal

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Nepal is one of the poorest countries and healthcare is a major challenge, but one doctor hopes to improve conditions for women there.
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Chinese county encourages smoking

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A county in south central China isn't encouraging people there to stop smoking; in fact, it's ordering public workers to smoke.
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