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New HIV awareness campaign hopes to start conversations

A growing number of younger people are acquiring HIV, a trend that has prompted the WA AIDS Council to launch a new campaign to...

Blood donations rules to be reviewed

Australia's health ministers have agreed to bring forward a review of the rules that prevent men who have had sex with other men (MSM)...

WA AIDS Council marks 30 Years

The WA AIDS Council marked their 30th anniversary last week with a VIP event at Parliament House. Indigenous consultant Ingrid Cumming opened the evening with...

New Major HIV Study: Test Reguarly and Treat Early

People Living with HIV should begin treatment immediately rather than waiting until their immune system has been affected by the virus. The results from a...

Get Involved in World AIDS Day

December first is World AIDS day, an occasion to reflect on three decades of working to stem the effects of HIV and AIDS. There are...

Call For WA to Change Sexting Laws

In Victoria, new laws have been passed criminalizing the sharing of intimate images of a person without that person's consent. This is just one of...

World AIDS Day Awards Honour Heroes

The WA AIDS Council has paid tribute to the "heroes of the epidemic" at the 2013 World AIDS Day Awards. “These dedicated individuals and organisations...

New Strategy to Combat HIV in WA

The WA AIDS Council has launched a new strategy to tackle HIV in the state. The 'An End to HIV in Western Australia' is based...

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