Here we see that another report on sex work is forthcoming, a report on young female sex workers in Myanmar.

Good to see new topics at journalist workshops.

Here is a summary of sex work in Myanmar that has been published but not publicised enough by the AIDS Data Hub.

Dr Cynthia notes an 'epidemic' of the bloodeborne hepatitis B in up to eight per cent of pregnant women. Inside Myanmar it is a little higher at ten to twelve per cent. If the prevalence is lower than expected, is it an epidemic?

HIV Estimates and Projections, Myanmar, 2008 to 2015 has just been published, almost three years into the term …

The scoping study results are here. Is the preparation mission team set yet?

This article on the birth of the Three Diseases Fund was published four short years ago. The financial resources for the response to HIV have changed a lot in that time …

Yesterday the [him] moderator questioned the value of UNDP spending money on 'awareness raising'. Here is an anonymous comment from a reader.

Raising awareness of HIV among the general population, even in the cyclone ravaged Delta, does little to prevent HIV.

It stuns the [him] moderator to read an entire article about human trafficking and not see a single reference to HIV. Congratulations to the author of this piece who has not conflated, confused, or conjoined the two separate issues.

Here is a brief on the Burmese Women's Union programme.

Everyone can benefit from reading everyone's guide …