Most recent
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4 Sep 2014:
Pauline Oosterhoff: Achieving the non-controversial medical goals of sexual health requires dealing with the controversial aspects of sexual life
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3 Sep 2014: Other lives: Doctor dedicated to her work on voluntary counselling and testing for HIV/Aids in Kenya
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Guardian Professional,
29 Aug 2014:
Could a new approach change engrained norms in Kampala, where almost half of all women have experienced violence? Tanya Abramsky explains
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Guardian Professional, 26 Aug 2014: The development of PaMZ has been hailed as a breakthrough. But what do the experts think?
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19 Aug 2014: Mariela Castro felt labour code against workplace discrimination based on gender, race and sexual orientation did not go far enough
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Guardian Professional,
18 Aug 2014:
Financial services reform has led to more policies being taken out by the poorest families. But exploitation is also on the rise, says Patricia McCracken
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18 Aug 2014: Harley Dennett: The country’s oldest gay newspaper has served as journal of record for a community treated as marginal for 35 years, and its livelihood is at stake. It would be a shame to see it fold
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Guardian Professional, 17 Aug 2014: Natricia Duncan: With 500 days until the goals expire, Raj Shah, Julia Gillard, Tony Elumelu, Yeb Sano and others reflect on the impact to date
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14 Aug 2014:
Victor Maldonado: Take it from someone who tested positive a decade ago: hoping for a cure isn’t enough
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Video
(5min 51sec),
14 Aug 2014:
Scott Jordan was diagnosed with HIV in 1984 – the same year the virus was identified as the cause of Aids. He spoke to Dominic Rushe and Ana Terra Athayde about his illness
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14 Aug 2014: Michael Fabricant says lifting of 'illogical and unequal' 1980s ban could help prevent further crises in blood supply
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14 Aug 2014:
Michael Fabricant: If you are gay and have safe sex you can’t give blood, if you are straight and promiscuous you can. The logic – and the science – don’t add up
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14 Aug 2014: Sophie Harman: Using health workers and campaigns to cover political meddling undermines the trust that is essential in an emergency
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13 Aug 2014:
Norman Baker will say in a letter to Jeremy Hunt that cannabis would help relieve symptoms of a range of medical conditions
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13 Aug 2014:
Aids: A Survivor's Story evokes its era, the 80s, but Howie's frustrating diffidence means he fails to sell his material, writes Brian Logan
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