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The shapeshifters

Prions cause havoc when things go wrong. But a controversial theory suggests that behind the scenes, prion-like proteins are keeping our bodies ticking over

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Third HIV front

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TB must be tackled in fight against AIDS

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SARS spurs China to act on AIDS

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'Tidal wave' of AIDS orphans rising

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AIDS vaccine years away, researchers warn

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World falling short on condom provision

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Asian nations urged to quell HIV epidemic

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New type of AIDS drug offers hope

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World AIDS crisis deepens and spreads

More people than ever contracted HIV in 2003, as the epidemic takes hold in new regions, warns a major UN report

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Growth of African HIV epidemic slows

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Sneakiest primates have biggest brains

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Second US cow tests positive for BSE

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Languorous lemur hibernates through tropical winter

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