I lost my toddler to cot death
Experience: On Saturday December 4 1999, my 20-month-old son, Tom, went to bed and never woke up
To test or not to test
Why, when treatment is freely available, would so many choose not to find out if they are HIV positive? Jonny Steinberg investigates in a remote South African village
‘I encourage women struggling with HIV to learn to be independent’
World Aids Day: Widowed at the age of 25, Mary Amuge has gone through some hard times raising five children alone in Katine, while living with HIV. Antiretroviral therapy has given her a new lease of life, but it is the creation of village savings and loans associations that is helping her to manage her money and afford more food
Put your money where your mouth is
Leonard Okello: The G8 has rescinded its pledge to give medicine to people with HIV and Aids
Mass testing plan to tackle Aids
Strategy could subject people to potential medical harm for public good, rather than individual benefit
Background: The search for the elusive cure for Aids
Since its was first discovered in 1981, scientists have made strenuous efforts to treat and prevent the disease
Making a song and dance of it
JME, of grime label Boy Better Know, on how the arts can engage young people in issues that affect them - and their peers around the world
World losing Aids battle, minister warns as £220m fund launched
HIV set to spiral out of control unless we act now, says development minister
Pupils earn just reward for healthy eating
Scottish council to encourage charity projects through organic and locally sourced school dinners
Vitamin deficiency
Editorial: Libel battles can make and break reputations, but only rarely do they bear on questions of life and death