The relationship between knowledge of HIV/AIDS and sexual behaviour among care workers (HCWs) in General Hospital Ogoja by Onyedinachi, Okezie Enyinnaya

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The vulnerability factors to HIV transmission among long distance truck drivers working from Windhoek, Namibia by Majoni, Wilbert Kurauone

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Influence of Age and Cognitive Reserve on Cognitive Function in HIV-infected South African Adults by Wagner, Marcelle

“…There were no significant main effects of cognitive reserve, and no significant age x cognitive reserve interaction effect, on cognitive test performance. Conclusion. …”
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Lead optimisation of an indole based HIV-1 non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor by Brigg, Siobhan Ernan

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The sense of coherence and resilience of HIV-positive students in the support group of a university in the Eastern Cape by Hoho, Veliswa Nomfundu

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The role of social media in HIV/AIDS communication: The relationship between perceived need and design utilities by Robertson, Jeandri

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Resilient Educators Support Programme for HIV and AIDS affected educators in the Northern Cape : an evaluative study

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The knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) of correctional officers relating to HIV and AIDS in Johannesburg Management Area: Gauteng Region: Republic of South Africa by Baloyi, Risimati Solidify

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Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)-mediated cardiac fibrosis: implication of cellular immunomodulation and cytokine profile alterations by Mukonowenzou, Nyasha Charity

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The knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) regarding HIV/AIDS of high school learners in the Cape Flats area by Dien, Rasheed

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Investigating the fitness benefit of reverse transcriptase (RT) mutation A62V when co-occurring with M184V and K65R in HIV-1 subtype C by Njenda, Duncan Tazvinzwa

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On the application and generation of subsensory electrical nerve stimulation for the improvement of vibration perception in patients with HIV-related sensory neuropathy by Karpul, David

“…The interaction with vibration frequency indicates that HIV-PN may interact differently with different types of peripheral mechanoreceptors. …”
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The impact of EPHA2 polymorphism on KSHV infectivity and KS prevalence among HIV/AIDS patients in South Africa by Blumenthal, Melissa Jayne Walcott

“…We therefore hypothesised that mutations in the KSHV host receptor's coding region could result in an altered EPHA2 that could affect susceptibility to KSHV infection and/or KS development among HIV/AIDS patients. To test our hypothesis, we studied three groups of HIV positive South African patients, namely patients with KS and patients without KS who were KSHV positive or KSHV negative. …”
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Investigating the functionality of African-specific variants in the TGFB1 regulatory region and their potential role in HIV-associated kidney complications by Buys, Joy-Mari

“…Interestingly, when western blots were screened for phosphorylated Smad3 (pSmad3) protein levels, as an indicator of the activated TGF-β1 canonical pathway, similar pSmad3 levels were observed under basal and hrTGF-β1 stimulated conditions for all haplotypes (p>0.05). The possible interaction of HIV tat on the African TGFB1 promoter variants was also assessed. …”
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Structure-function relationships of mycolic acids in tuberculosis

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Development of a play-based intervention to promote play skills of children with HIV/Aids living in a low resourced setting by Munambah, Nyaradzai

“…The lack of contextually relevant conceptual tools to promote play makes implementing playbased, occupation-centred practice challenging for occupational therapists working with children with HIV/Aids in low resourced settings. This doctoral thesis focussed on reviewing and generating evidence, and further proposed a play-based intervention framework for children with HIV/Aids living in a low resourced setting. …”
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Factors affecting men's movement through the HIV cascade in the public health services in Cape Town: Perspectives and experiences of health care providers by Madzima, Rutendo

“…More men than women fail to enter and stay in the HIV cascade of care. The HIV cascade is a metaphor used to describe the steps that include HIV testing, initiation of antiretroviral therapy (ART), adherence, viral suppression and good health outcomes. …”
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The experiences of HIV positive patients on antiretroviral drugs attending the public service health institutions in the Eastern Cape Province : a qualitative study by Chandia, J.

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And therapeutic outcomes lopinavir-ritonavir and a rifampicin containing anti-tuberculosis pharmacokinetics in children with tuberculosis/hiv co-infection treated with regimen by Rabie, Helena

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