Tag: HIV

Johannesburg, South Africa – Mary, a 36-year-old mother living in Soweto, has been living with HIV since 2008 and recently ...

Representatives from George House Trust participated in a march against HIV stigma in London. Research has shown that cuts to ...

In the aftermath of the conflict in Tigray, Ethiopia, widespread sexual violence has led to a spike in HIV cases, ...

The Trump administration plans to merge two HIV/AIDS prevention programs run by CDC and HRSA to cut costs, focusing on ...

The PETITE-DTG study evaluated the dosing and safety of dolutegravir (DTG) in neonates born to mothers living with HIV. The ...

Pamela Björkman, a biochemist from the California Institute of Technology, has won the Wolf Prize for her groundbreaking research on ...

In regions like Western Kenya, high burden of HIV infections increases vulnerability to TB infections, leading to a need for ...

In a stark assessment of the health crisis, Deputy UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Nada Al-Nashif warned that over ...

SADC health ministers are urging governments to find alternative funding for critical health programs like HIV, TB, and malaria prevention. ...

Winnie Byanyima, UNAIDS executive director, warns that global HIV infections could surge by 2029 if US funding for AIDS programmes ...