• In western Kenya a new counselling and HIV-testing project allows rural health-care surveyors to set up EHRs from patients' homes by putting their data into mobile phones.

    ECONOMIST: A doctor in your pocket

  • To avoid beatings and abuse, women who think they may be HIV-positive may delay testing and diagnosis.

    FORBES: Ending Violence Against Women is Critical to Ending the AIDS Epidemic

  • He added that the study showed the impact of the combined HIV strategy of promoting condoms, increasing regular HIV testing and encouraging the earlier use of anti-HIV drug therapy.

    BBC: Condoms

  • While fulfilling his residency at a San Francisco hospital he was pricked by a needle used on an HIV-positive patient and endured a year of testing (and worry) before it could be determined the infection did not pass to him.

    FORBES: Dr. Q: From Farm Worker to Brain Surgeon

  • In the U.S., high compliance with prenatal care and routine HIV testing during pregnancy has all but eliminated HIV-positive newborns.

    WSJ: Baby Cured of HIV for the First Time, Researchers Say

  • Another high-risk group that would benefit from increased HIV testing, according to NICE, is the black African community living in England.

    BBC: Doubling of UK HIV rate prompts routine testing call

  • Rates of HIV testing are growing and are at an all-time high.

    WHITEHOUSE: Office of National AIDS Policy Blog

  • The result of this two-year initiative will be a model of HIV testing availability in pharmacies and retail clinics across the United States.

    WHITEHOUSE: Today Is National HIV Testing Day

  • Grades 6-12: Some lessons include information on HIV testing and address methods of prevention, including the correct and consistent use of condoms, which can greatly reduce the risk of infection from people who are sexually active.

    FORBES: How Four Social Entrepreneurs Are Tackling HIV And AIDS

  • Over 85% of all people attending NHS sexual health clinics take up HIV testing, with referral and retention rates both excellent - resulting in world-class patient outcomes.

    BBC: Sexual healthcare 'at risk from NHS changes'

  • It would be so easy for the 25, 000 people in the UK who do not know they have HIV to become 50, 000 as a result of non-targeted testing and the demise of contact-tracing.

    BBC: Sexual healthcare 'at risk from NHS changes'

  • In addition, we continue to work closely with Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander professional and advocacy groups to support health initiatives and research through agencies including NIH, CDC, SAMHSA, and HRSA. Our Office of Minority Health (OMH) has a long history of working with AANHPI organizations and works closely with Guam and other Pacific jurisdictions on prevention and testing for HIV, sexually transmitted infections and other co-morbidities.

    WHITEHOUSE: Initiative on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Blog

  • There has also been a spiralling demand for anti-retorivirals - as more people receive these potentially life-saving drugs, more and more are coming forward for HIV testing.

    BBC: HIV is a major problem in the developing world

  • Since FY 2008, PEPFAR has increased the number of people receiving treatment by 124%, the number of pregnant women receiving antiretroviral prophylaxis to prevent mother-to-child transmission by 72% and the number of individuals receiving HIV testing and counseling by 87%.

    WHITEHOUSE: Fact Sheet: HIV/AIDS Treatment

  • Earlier this year, groundbreaking, new evidence that antiretroviral therapy not only stabilizes HIV-positive people medically but also dramatically curbs new infections heightens the urgency to expand healthcare and testing access and wrap-around services, such as housing and case management, that are instrumental in successful and continuous medical engagement.

    WHITEHOUSE: Winning the Battle Against HIV/AIDS

  • News that the dreadlocked Bronx native known as "Face" had been found to be the common denominator in numerous HIV cases, including that of a 13-year-old girl, set off a panic in the small city and sent lines for HIV testing out clinic doors.

    WSJ: Lawyer: NY man at center of HIV scare not positive

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