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University joins US network to prevent AIDS

    JOHANNESBURG

    The University of Zimbabwe has been selected to join a network funded by the US National Institutes of Health to conduct research on the prevention of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases, news reports said.

    The Zimbabwe News Agency, ZIANA, said that University of Zimbabwe would receive an estimated US $6 million over the next five years. Through participation in the network, Zimbabwe would have the opportunity to develop intervention studies targeted against HIV infection and be part of future multi-centre endeavours for the prevention of HIV/AIDS.

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