Three decades into the HIV/AIDS pandemic, researchers think they can see the beginning of the end. Botswana's 'Stunning Achievement' Against AIDS July 9, 2012 6:00 AM ET ...

Life and death in Botswana: How immigration status affected my HIV/AIDS patients As a doctor treating HIV/AIDS patients, I did what I could do, what I had to do — one life at a time ...

Nearly 36 percent of adults in Botswana are believed to have HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. Elizabeth Farnsworth reports on efforts to combat the virus in part two of a four-part series.

Nearly 36 percent of adults in Botswana are believed to have HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. Elizabeth Farnsworth reports on how Botswana's government is trying to tackle the crisis, in part ...

2003-11-08 04:00:00 PDT Tutume, Botswana-- The prevailing wisdom on fighting AIDS in Africa has been that if the money was available and countries built a solid treatment program offering free ...

A beauty pageant earlier this year symbolized Botswana’s progress against AIDS as well as how the epidemic has ravaged this small southern African country. At a hotel in the capital of Gaborone ...

The first AIDS patients to seek drug therapy at this dusty small-town hospital arrived near death, collapsed on stretchers or hanging on the shoulders of resigned family members. A year later, most… ...

[This report does not necessarily reflect the views of the United Nations] DUKWI CAMP, 12 June (PlusNews) - Dukwi refugee camp sprawls for 20sq.km into the Botswana bush along the road between ...

From the June 16, 2008, Princeton Weekly Bulletin Recent Princeton graduate Katy Digovich has been awarded a Compton Mentor Fellowship to establish a program that would enable HIV/AIDS patients in ...

as the recipient for one of its earliest big international grants: $50-million over five years to treat and fight AIDS as part of an unusual alliance with the pharmaceutical giant Merck & Company. The ...