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Swiss statement that ‘undetectable equals uninfectious’ creates more controversy in Mexico City
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“We never thought of it as a statement that was to be delivered worldwide,” Professor Vernazza told the meeting, but rather “it was meant only to be delivered to Swiss physicians to help them discuss sexual risk-taking with their patients and their steady partners.”

Niue's health chief defends HIV/AIDS isolation plan
ABC Radio Australia, 22 Aug
Niue's director of health has defended his controversial call to quarantine people with HIV/Aids.

Increased cardiovascular risk in HIV infection: drugs, virus and immunity
NATAP (US), 22 Aug
Recent studies have linked the use of specific ARVs or classes of drugs with an increased risk in subclinical atherosclerosis or actual cardiovascular events.

Kissing "qualifies as sex?" outrageous claim by Red Cross
Sydney Star Observer, 20 Aug
Kissing or nibbling another man's ear is enough to ban gay men from donating blood for life, a Red Cross expert has claimed.

Private health reforms 'chaotic'
The Australian, 25 Aug
THE ACT Government has broken ranks with its state peers to criticise the commonwealth's "ad hoc, incremental and at times chaotic" reforms to private health insurance.


Blood experts tackle ban
Melbourne Community Voice, 20 Aug
Several witnesses in the Tasmanian case against the Red Cross? blood ban on sexually active gay male donors have called for the policy to be reviewed.
            
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