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NIGERIA: "Nollywood" joins fight against HIV
ABUJA, 17 October (PLUSNEWS) - Actors and filmmakers from 'Nollywood' - as Nigeria's film industry is colloquially known - have come out in support of the fight against HIV/AIDS. Full report
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NIGERIA: Crackdown on dodgy blood banks
LAGOS, 28 July (PLUSNEWS) - HIV/AIDS has led to a far greater focus on safe donor blood than ever before but operating a blood bank or laboratory in Lagos, Nigeria's largest city, has not been strictly regulated until recently. Full report
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NIGERIA: More ARV sites but some areas neglected - report
LAGOS, 18 July (PLUSNEWS) - Nigeria is rolling out anti-AIDS drugs to a growing number of people living with HIV/AIDS, but getting hold of the medication is still a major struggle for those living outside key urban centres.
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NIGERIA: Media praised for HIV/AIDS advocacy in UNGASS report
LAGOS, 30 May (PLUSNEWS) - A growing number of Nigerian journalists have evolved from mere reporters and broadcasters to being HIV/AIDS advocates, and their contribution is recognised in Nigeria's report on progress in meeting targets set by the 2001 United Nations General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS (UNGASS). Full report
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NIGERIA: New study tracks development of resistance to ARVs
LAGOS, 12 April (PLUSNEWS) - After a year of taking antiretrovirals (ARVs), more than a third of the patients surveyed in a study of Nigeria's treatment programme were not responding adequately to the medication, raising concerns about resistance.
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NIGERIA: Condom ads stir passionate debate
LAGOS, 27 March (PLUSNEWS) - Efforts to promote condom use in Nigeria could be threatened when the Nigerian Code of Advertising Practice starts being more strictly enforced on 1 July this year.
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NIGERIA: Oldest and youngest carry the AIDS burden
NEW KARU, 1 September (PLUSNEWS - DFID) - Sometimes when stooped and grey-haired Kuzonyawo Tanko picks up his hoe to walk to the fields and farm, he breaks down and cries at the misfortune that AIDS has brought on his family.
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