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Browsing by Author "Bainemigisha, Hilary"

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    How to age gracefully with HIV.
    (New Vision, 2017-11-12) Bainemigisha, Hilary
    According to Uganda data from Mills and colleagues, people who start ARVs at age 50 are likely to live for an additional 24 years. A mathematical model using South African data predicted substantial increases in HIV prevalence in older groups.
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    Loneliness:
    (Sunday Vision, 2017-08-20) Bainemigisha, Hilary
    After looking after my father and watching him deteriorate in the last 10 years of life, I feel compelled to share. Warn and alert every body about the silent killer of senior citizens call loneliness. In planning for old age, most of us ignore loneliness yet it can break a soul into pieces.
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    Nakuya is living positively with HIV.
    (New Vision, 2017-11-05) Bainemigisha, Hilary
    Teo Nakuya did not know what to make of her situation as she had nursed her husband till he died. Her husband's death in 2001 left her hanging in the balance. "He fell sick and was diagnosed with T.B.
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    There is hope of an HIV vaccine
    (New Vision, 2018-05-18) Bainemigisha, Hilary
    Today Uganda marks the World HIV vaccine day. For over 21 years now, scientists have been researching for an HIV vaccine, but little success. Hilary Bainemigisha asked Dr Francis Kiweewa, the head if research at Makerere University Walter Reed Project, whether there is hope of an HIV vaccine.
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    Why we have more HIV than sexual US
    (New Vision, 2017-11-30) Bainemigisha, Hilary
    AIDs took us by storm because of the aforesaid constitution. Because our HIV is largely spread through sex, it is spread like fire and proved to all pretenders that Africans are actually sexual people. It is only the secrecy surrounding sex that made the naive to imagine that only married people ate fruits. The only difference in our sexual propensity is that to us, sex is fundamentally spiritual, while other Caucasoid and Mangoloid races have a lot more sex than us, but largely casual.
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