Sexually transmitted diseases and infections
Lobbyists at risk of UN AIDS syndrome
IPN Opinion article
Copenhagen should not produce a UN climate change agency - the history of UNAIDS shows why.
WHO: Treat HIV patients sooner
IPN News coverage
Philip Stevens comments on new HIV treatment advice from the WHO
Think Tank Calls for UNAIDS to be Scrapped
IPN Press release
IPN responds to the publication of new figures by UNAIDS, which demonstrate that the prevalence of HIV-AIDS is generally declining
Pay more attention to silent killers
IPN Opinion article
HIV/AIDS is a high profile disease that has received a disproportionately high amount of funding and attention, relative to "silent killers" such as pneumonia and diarrhoea
UN: 4 million on AIDS drug, others still in need
IPN News coverage
IPN's Philip Stevens comments on the World Health Organization's latest HIV treatment report.
Drowning a single illness in cash will do more harm than good
IPN Opinion article
Donors are beginning to realise that spending disproportionate sums on AIDS is undermining overall primary healthcare.
Calls for Africa to make own Aids drugs dangerous
IPN Opinion article
Local production of drugs is a long-standing slogan in the aid industry and in many individual countries and has now been taken up by the African Union. But its superficial attraction hides vested interests, expensive subsidies and dangers to quality.
The Myth of a General AIDS Pandemic: How UNAIDS has Wasted Billions
Professor James Chin addresses the prevalence of HIV, future trends of the pandemic, and the potential for HIV epidemics in ‘general’ populations outside Sub-Saharan Africa.
