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Cuts to HIV funding 'most significant setback in decades'

The UNAIDS agency cautioned that, since the United States and others abruptly slashed funding this year, the ecosystem sustaining HIV treatment ... View article...

US researchers find favourable trends among women with HIV in response to cervical cancer therapy

Women who were adherent to HIV treatment had similar survival rates to women without HIV . View article...

Everything To Know About HIV/AIDS in Bolivia

Bodily fluids from an infected person can spread HIV . This can include blood, breast milk, semen and vaginal fluids. Antiretroviral therapy treats HIV  ... View article...

Drug vending machines revolutionise fight against HIV in Sao Paolo

City becomes the first in the world to dispense the life-saving HIV prevention pill through self-service machines in metro stations. View article...

Pregnancy and neonatal outcomes of HIV infection in pregnant women in Iran

HIV infection is a major public health concern among pregnant women globally. Beyond the risk of mother-to-child transmission, it can lead to ... View article...

Why HIV is three times more prevalent in Brussels than in the rest of Belgium

"Brussels is known for its enormous international mobility: people come and go." View article...

Global HIV response facing worst setback in decades, UNAIDS warns

The global response to HIV is facing its most serious setback in decades, UNAIDS warned, as abrupt funding cuts and a deteriorating ... View article...

Nigeria meets two global HIV targets

“Notable gains include the reduction in new infections and deaths, supported by government allocations of $4.8 billion for antiretroviral procurement ... View article...