A Future Free of HIV

45 million people are living with HIV worldwide and there are 16,000 new infections across the globe each day - it is one of the world's greatest challenges.

Australia, and UNSW in particular, is playing a critical role with world-class research, improved treatments and prevention and a greater understanding of the changing social implications of HIV.

One of the world's best-known HIV researchers, UNSW Professor David Cooper, the Director of the National Centre in HIV Epidemiology and Clinical Research (NCHECR) spoke about improved treatment and the quest for a vaccine.

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[stdsupports]

HIV case is on the rise!! I just found the largest HIV dating and support site == HIVlover, com == . One local HIV activist says he's concerned about the staggering new numbers.

[HIVVideos]

Ban the antibody tests world wide and HIV Politicians like the one in this video will have to stop promoting computer generated hype. the so called HIV scamdemic will fade... just like the wind..

[paulkielsmithdotcom]

hiv is easily cures using blood purification or electrification. search for dr bob beck. the medical industry and drugs companies make way to much income from aids and cancer to really want a cure

[Write14u]

its nice seeing people doing or saying the right thing