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• World losing Aids battle, minister warns as £220m fund launched

  Nov 4 2008:

  HIV set to spiral out of control unless we act now, says development minister

• South Africa pioneers HIV-positive transplants

  Oct 25 2008:

  Groundbreaking operation sees patients receive infected kidneys in surgery set to save thousands

• Text messages could help turn the tide of HIV and Aids in South Africa

  Oct 24 2008:

  Project Masiluleke will send millions of text messages to increase HIV/Aids awareness, testing and treatment, reports Bobbie Johnson

• Nobel awards revive HIV discovery row

  Oct 7 2008:

  John Gallo controversially excluded as French pair recognised alongside German

• South Africa to draw a line under years of denial about HIV/Aids

  Oct 3 2008:

  Barbara Hogan promises to 'get things right' in country with highest number of HIV carriers

• How did it all go so wrong?

  Sep 23 2008:

  President Thabo Mbeki offered a grand vision for South Africa - he promised to fix the economy and alleviate poverty. But nine years on, he has been forced from office in utter humiliation. Chris McGreal on the story behind his fall

• We must oppose the HIV-Aids deniers

  Sep 18 2008:

  Letter: Aids deniers undermine confidence in essential anti-retrovirals

• No drugs, just take vitamins: the dangerous advice to cure HIV

  Sep 15 2008:

  Chris McGreal investigates the highly controversial Rath Foundation

• 'Rath contributed to the madness of Aids denialism'

  Sep 13 2008:

  Edited extracts of witness statements for the defence in the case of Rath vs GNM Ltd and Ben Goldacre

• Vitamin deficiency

  Sep 13 2008:

  Editorial: Libel battles can make and break reputations, but only rarely do they bear on questions of life and death

• A global business built on vitamins - and the claim to kill all disease

  Sep 12 2008:

  Spotlight falls on charismatic figure with premature white hair and impassioned oratorical skills

• Fall of the doctor who said his vitamins would cure Aids

  Sep 12 2008:

  A vitamin campaigner who claimed his supplements could cure Aids has dropped his libel action against the Guardian and been ordered to pay costs. By Sarah Boseley

• With their money, myopia and abuses, these pill makers match big pharma

  Sep 12 2008:

  Ben Goldacre: The food supplement industry likes to style itself as people's medicine, but the way it stifles debate is far from democratic

• Matthias Rath: The human cost

  Video (9min 35sec), Sep 12 2008:

  How vitamin entrepreneur Matthias Rath persuaded South African Aids patients to stop taking their prescribed drugs - and use his vitamins - with terrible consequences

• Matthias Rath rails against BMJ

  Video (1min 22sec), Sep 12 2008:

  In 2007, Matthias Rath won £100,000 in damages from the British Medical Journal over a report which wrongly said that he was tried 'for fraud' in relation to the death of a nine-year-old boy. Here he rails against the BMJ

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