HIV high among rich, educated Ugandans: official
KAMPALA, June 21 (Xinhua) -- The HIV prevalence is highest among the rich and educated Ugandans, a Ministry of Health report on HIV/AIDS has said.

South Africa: Metropolitan's Aids Scenarios for 2025 Include a 'Winter of Discontent'
DESPITE major advances in diagnosis and treatment, there is still no vaccine and no cure for AIDS. An estimated 38,6-million people are now infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, says the latest United Nations (UN) report.

Speaking of Sex...
POZ asked you, our HIV positive readers, how having HIV has affected your sex lives—delving into topics from disclosure to safer sex. Nearly a thousand of you (85% men, 14% women and 1% transgendered people) responded, revealing the innermost secrets of your behavior in the boudoir. Wonder how you measure up? Read on.

Out of breath?
A rare heart condition that kills half its victims within three years is 10,000 times more common in people with HIV than it is in the general population, a French study has found.

Green Tea Blocks HIV in Test Tubes
May 25, 2006 -- An antioxidant in green tea may block HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, from attaching to an important molecule on immune system cells.

Top 10 Causes of Death Worldwide
May 25, 2006 -- The world's leading causes of death in 2001 were heart disease and stroke, according to a new study on global health.