HIV/AIDS

THE UNITED NATIONS estimates 530,000 people have become HIV carriers in Burma.
The number of persons living with HIV is unknown in Burma but it has to be over
700,000 at this point.

DAILY NEWS

  • Britain to help Myanmar fight HIV/AIDS
  • U.N. provides aid for Myanmar's anti-AIDS program
  • AIDS threatens Asia's defense forces
  • U.S. Officials Seek AIDS Funding for Myanmar
  • Burma AIDS Campaign Focuses on Migrants
  • Burmese migrants face HIV test
  • Aids crisis to get worse - NGO
  • Khin Nyunt says Burma committed to fight HIV/AIDS as national cause
  • Myanmar Hosts Regional Meeting on AIDS
  • Burma's Khin Nyunt on "false accusations" against country's AIDS campaigns
  • Myanmar minister slams media for exaggeration of HIV problem
  • WHO:HIV infection still an upward trend in Burma
  • Myanmar Makes Efforts in Fight Against HIV/AIDS
  • AIDS Hidden in Burma, Expert Says
  • Indo-Burma border and AIDS
  • Warnings that HIV/Aids will destroy 'entire races'
  • Burma denial puts people at risk
  • UN urged to spend more battling Aids for Burma
  • HIV Risk High Among Refugees in Burma, Thailand
  • AIDS Epidemic In Burma "Fastest Growing" In South-east Asia
  • New HIV-1 intersubtype recombinants identified in Burma

    GRAPEVINE

  • Fighting Aids in Burma
    For one, Aids in Burma has become politicised. Governments and political groups are using the Aids epidemic as a political tool, in order to make accusations

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    SPECIAL EDITION

  • It’s Illegal To Have Aids In Burma
  • HIV epidemic taking its toll on Myanmar
  • Aids catches Burma's junta off guard
  • Sanctions put health burden on neglected nation
  • Humanitarian help can't wait for politics
  • Burma faces Aids explosion

  • Dicing with death on Burma's border

  • Rangoon must act fast to curb Aids

  • Looking to the future

  • Junta takes tentative first step

  • Hush Hush Na Wa Ta Disease

  • HIV/AIDS problems in Burma

  • The Burmese Connection: Heroin and AIDS

  • Sickening