An estimated 910,000 lives were saved worldwide over six years thanks to better collaboration between health services to protect people with the AIDS virus from tuberculosis, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Friday.
Around 910,000 live have been saved globally owing to a six-year policy of collaboration between AIDS and tuberculosis health services, the World Health Organisation mentioned.
Full of big hair, big jewelry and big personalities, GCB is stirring up trouble in the Christian community.
Senate Democrats beat back an amendment from Sen. Roy Blunt of Missouri that would allow any employer and insurance company to withhold coverage of certain procedures if they can claim a moral or religious reason.
Julius Malema was expelled from the African National Congress, South Africa's ruling political party. The controversial and polarizing Malema, who was the president of the ANC's Youth League, was kicked out of the organization that brought him fame for indiscipline.
China hopes to cap the number of people living with HIV/AIDS at 1.2 million by 2015, up from around 780,000 at present, partly by promoting increased condom use, the government said in an action plan released on Wednesday.
New research from the Scripps Clinic Sleep Center in San Diego points to very strong links between sleeping pills and early death.
Ditching the glitz and armor on her face for an evening, Kim Kardashian posted a photo of herself on Twitter last night wearing no makeup and just sweatpants and a bra.
Renown street artist creator of the famous Obama Hope image plead guilty to contempt in Federal court Friday; we examine a few other art-related crimes.
Just a few hours before attending after parties for the Oscars with boyfriend Liam Hemsworth, Miley Cyrus was the victim of death threats on Twitter from cyber bullies, prompting the star to address with a heartfelt response about Twitter taking responsibility for death hoaxes.
Elton John's AIDS Foundation Oscars after-party turned into nothing short of a dazzling runway, complete with some of the world's most beautiful women, like Heidi Klum, Dita Von Teese, Marisa Miller and Brooklyn Decker.
A fermented concoction made with tea, sugar, bacteria and yeasts might not sound like the most delicious or most beneficial drink, but some believe that is exactly what Kombucha tea is. Some have called it a magical elixir; some have dubbed it the new Red Bull only with healthful properties; some claim it can fight everything from baldness to AIDS. However, other sources cite adverse side effects of and deaths linked to the drink.
The FDA announced it will import drugs used to fight ovarian cancer and childhood leukemia to supplement the nation's growing shortage of those critical medications.
Adam Lambert, a former American Idol finalist, will sing with Queen at this summer's Sonisphere festival at Knebworth, England.
It seems that VH1 is destined to break the record for most celeb reality shows crammed into one network! It was announced today that sexpot/funny woman Jenny McCarthy will star in a new series called 'The Jenny McCarthy Show'.
White Collar actor Matt Bomer has come out as a gay man. The handsome actor decided to make the announcement during the Steve Chase Humanitarian Awards while accepting an award for his humanitarian work.
One of the people hired to transport actress Lindsay Lohan's stuff is planning to sell information and photos on it.
Researchers have found out how a protein called SAMHD1 can restrict the replication of HIV and halt the progression of AIDS.
Tuesday marked the 12th annual National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, which aims to address the disparity of infection rates in black communities.
An extensive art collection of late actress Elizabeth Taylor has fetched a total of $21.9 million at Christie's auction. The collection, which was from the actress's Bel Air estate, contained rare works by major artists.
Canadian researchers from the University of Western Ontario claim they have developed a promising HIV vaccine, which has received the green light by U.S. FDA officials to begin testing the vaccine on humans.
The creations, which will be available in around 300 H&M divided departments from April 30, 2012, as well as online, mark an amalgamation of ethnic influences from different continents.