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No Room for Sexual Morality In Aids Conversation

Campaigns focusing on those at high risk could promote denial and a false sense of security HELEN EPSTEIN WHEN scientists first identified the human immuno-deficiency virus (HIV) in 1984, they expected to have a vaccine in two years. Twenty-three years later, we are...

Be responsible together with Action for AIDS

Campaigns focusing on those at high risk could promote denial and a false sense of security HELEN EPSTEIN WHEN scientists first identified the human immuno-deficiency virus (HIV) in 1984, they expected to have a vaccine in two years. Twenty-three years later, we are...
Aids stats point way to HIV tests

Aids stats point way to HIV tests

WITH recent statistics pointing to a worrying Aids trend here, the Government is thinking of extending the opt-out scheme to HIV-testing, too. So, if you are male, admitted to a hospital and have not opted out, then don’t be surprised if you are asked to take an HIV...
Faster HIV tests at more places

Faster HIV tests at more places

But should patient anonymity also be extended to more clinics? SHERALYN TAY sheralyn@mediacorp.com.sg IT WILL soon be more convenient to get tested for HIV because rapid-test kits are likely to be available at more clinics. The Ministry of Health (MOH) told TODAY it...

Should Aids testing be mandatory?

TAN HUI LENG huileng@mediacorp.com.sg AMID startling statistics that one in 350 hospital patients are HIV-positive, at least one voluntary welfare organisation here has called for mandatory testing of high-risk groups, in what some have described as a highly...
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