You are looking at all articles byOchieng' Ogodo
News
Brazil, India, South Africa join new research fund
Some BRICS countries have joined eight developed nations to create a new funding mechanism for international …
29/03/12
News
HIV mothers 'need focused healthcare post-birth'
HIV-positive women are more vulnerable to infection after giving birth and should receive focused healthcare, say …
03/10/07
News
Scientists call for more patient-friendly TB drugs
Scientists have found why many patients don't adhere to TB drug regimens — and say new patient-friendly treatments …
08/08/07
News
Microsoft accelerates free access to journals
Microsoft has agreed to provide software to allow scientists in the developing world easier and more secure free …
16/07/07
News
Two barriers no better than one against HIV
An extra physical barrier against HIV infection offers women no more protection than a condom, according to a …
13/07/07
News
New HIV/AIDS drug 'effective but costly'
A study has shown that a HIV drug is effective in a range of treatment-experienced HIV patients, but may be too …
10/07/07
News
'No benefit' from higher vitamin A doses
Research comparing the WHO-recommended dose of vitamin A with a higher dose found no difference in the effect on …
26/06/07
News
Genetic diversity the key to malaria's success
Malaria's success may be due to a large number of genetic tricks, but revealing them could help in the development …
24/04/07
News
Science journalists urged to report fraud
Science journalists need to be vigilant when investigating fraud, say speakers at the World Conference of Science …
18/04/07
News
WHO: 'Male circumcision can aid HIV control efforts'
The World Health Organization and UNAIDS have agreed that circumcision be recommended as an additional method of …
29/03/07
News
New initiative to fight livestock disease launched
A ten-year initiative will develop vaccines, treatments and diagnostics for livestock in developing countries.
14/03/07
News
Safety concerns halt trials of HIV microbicide
Clinical trials of an anti-HIV gel have been stopped for safety reasons, but scientists say research into other …
05/02/07