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World Aids Day - by frog
Another year rolls around and we are once again reminded of the scourge that continues to gather pace across the globe. Despite a peak of new cases in 2005, NZ continues to struggle with 2+ new HIV cases per week. Complacency amongst middle aged men and the resurgence of bareback porn are both considered to [...] read moreDecember 1, 2008 10:33 am - 21 Comments -
World Aids Day - by frog
Today is World Aids Day and the New Zealand Aids Foundation would like to remind us that: The vast majority of HIV transmission in New Zealand occurs sexually. With the advent of new antiretroviral treatments, an HIV diagnosis is not the death sentence it once was, but the serious health effects that an HIV positive [...] read moreDecember 1, 2007 3:33 pm - 37 Comments
