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The Global Burden of Disease Study is seeking worldwide information on how people value different states of health. The goal is to collect responses from at least 50,000 people worldwide to make the data as robust and credible as possible. The survey takes 15-20 minutes to do and can be accessed at www.gbdsurvey.org. The MRC Burden of Disease Research Unit encourages South Africans to contribute to the online survey that was launched on 26 July. |
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Research Methods Course 2010, 10 August - 3 September 2010, Johannesburg |
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Health Economics Workshop, HEARD, 11 - 15 October - Durban, South Africa |
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3rd Botswana International HIV Conference, 13-16 October, Gaborone, Botswana |
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Public Health Association of South Africa (PHASA) Conference, 29 November - 1 December 2010, South Africa |
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Welcome to AfroAIDSinfoTM
A web-based information portal developed by the South African Medical Research Council. It provides up-to-date, scientifically accurate information on the Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) with a specific focus on the southern African region.
The portal is divided into five sections, to cater for five consumer groups:
| Science |
gives the latest scientific research and statistics and is aimed at researchers and scientists |
| Health profession |
provides information on prevention, treatment and care, including a focus on women; as well as matters affecting the health care professions |
| Policy |
includes information on government responses |
| Education |
provides resources for educators and learners |
| Public |
includes general information on HIV and AIDS and community initiatives |
Registration
The free registration enables consumers to access the majority of information on the portal. The needs of our consumer groups are important to us and therefore a two-way communication is maintained through monthly e-Newsletters and regular Consumer Health Informatics surveys.
Our funders and collaborators
Initial funding was provided by the International AIDS Society (IAS); Bristol-Myers Squibb HIV/AIDS Research Institute "Secure the Future"; and the South African Medical Research Council. Individual projects are now funded through collaborations with the Protea Education Development Project that includes IrishAID and the Human Dignity Foundation as well as our collaboration with the Sexual Violence Research Initiative. Read more about our partners and collaborators in the About section.
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Last updated: 18 August 2010
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