ESF board debates fee increases
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- Oct 3, 2013
- Updated: 10:00am
Local researchers have found a new way to tackle HIV, through a vaccine that boosts the number of a white blood cell that can kill the virus.
The coroner’s court found on Wednesday that HIV-infected Dr Wong Ho-hing died of suicide in January last year.
The risk of HIV-positive health care workers infecting patients is "extremely low", a health consultant said yesterday at an inquest into the death of a surgeon who had contracted HIV.
HIV infection is on the rise in Hong Kong, with a 30-year high of 513 new cases recorded last year, health authorities say. The cases marked a 17 per cent rise from 2011, Dr Wong Ka-hing,...
An Australian scientist says he has found a way to turn the HIV virus against itself in human cells in the laboratory. David Harrich from the Queensland Institute of Medical Research said he...
Opinion
A draft regulation unveiled by Guangdong education authorities that would ban HIV carriers and people with sexually transmitted diseases from applying for jobs as teachers has triggered a huge...
Staff at a university dental clinic who failed to properly sanitise tools were guilty of "serious negligence", an internal investigation has found.
A young doctor said to be HIV positive committed suicide in March. His death was splashed across the media, and the public reacted with fear and ignorance. Sadly, if we do not do our best to...
I am 42 years old and have been living with HIV for 17 years. I discovered I was HIV positive after running a fever for a long time. I went to the hospital; the doctor said that I had a lung...
The Health Department recorded 122 new HIV cases in the first three months of this year, the third-highest quarterly figure since 1984, when the first case was found in Hong Kong.
It...
I am saddened by the call from a local concern group last month for the declaration of one's HIV status to be made mandatory in the health care profession.
The call was made in the...
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