DOSSIER: HIV/AIDS
HIV/AIDS Like other countries worldwide, HIV/AIDS is present in Ghana. In 2010 there were an estimated 230,000 people infected with the virus. The prevalence rate was at 1.3 per cent in 2012. HIV prevalence is highest in the Eastern Region.
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KATH sets committee to investigate 'contaminated blood' claim
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US Embassy supports anti-HIV/AIDS stigmatisation campaign
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U.S joins partners to celebrate 15 years of PEPFAR and World AIDS Day 2018
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19,101 tested HIV+ in 2017 – GAC
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19,101 Ghanaians tested positive for HIV in 2017 – AIDS Commission
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HIV/AIDS among youth up by 45% due to ‘risky sex’ – AIDS Commission
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Ghana launches World AIDS Day today
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More young people getting HIV/AIDS infection – Aids Commission
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Global Fund saves 27 million lives
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GHS, AIDS Commission urged to step up education on HIV/AIDS
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Ghana Health Service, AIDS Commission urged to step up education on HIV/AIDS
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The state should pay more attention to children living with HIV - Ambassador
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HIV/AIDS Prevention Coalition Campaign soon
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GAC appeals to media to report accurately on HIV/AIDS
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Young people should lead HIV prevention fight - Dr. Fred Poku
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My son was the reason I denounced my HIV status – Former AIDS Ambassador
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Traditional leaders urged to play advocacy roles in ending HIV and AIDS
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I was only paid GHC 800 as AIDS Ambassador – Joyce Dzidzor
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AIDS Commission dares herbalists to test preparations for supposed HIV/AIDS cure
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Prayer camps hindering fight against HIV - Ghana AIDS Commission
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Women living with AIDS cry over unrelenting stigmatisation
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AIDS on decline in Ghana; 2030 eradication target possible - Dr Ayisi
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HIV/AIDS on the rise among gays, prostitutes - Dr Ayisi Addo
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HIV prevalence among pregnant women declines
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Breaking the HIV/Aids silence
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Greater Accra, Ashanti Regions lead in HIV prevalence rate
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Rise in other diseases, threat to fight against HIV/AIDS
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Government raises concern as HIV infections increase by 21%
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AIDS Commission intensifies door-to-door HIV testing
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I need help to raise my children - Joyce Dzidzor begs Ghanaians
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Stigmatization of HIV patients by medical staff increase in Ashanti Region
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Stop asking would-be couples to test for HIV - Regional Director of Aids Commission
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Ghanaian women more afraid of pregnancy than HIV – Expert
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HIV patients in New Juaben shun antiretroviral drugs
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Government pays GHC31m to PWDs, HIV patients
